High costs, weak policy support and market economics are reportedly holding back the textile industry’s transition to renewable energy
SAN FRANCISCO – On site storage of renewable energy could decarbonise the global textile and apparel industry but adoption is being held up by significant obstacles in key supply countries, according to a new report.
High capital costs, weak policy frameworks and market structures are combining to prevent the scaling of on-site renewables and energy storage, according to the study from the Apparel Impact Institute (Aii) and the Carbon Trust.
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