The global transition to clean energy is a long-term commitment, not a short-term cause. As such, many of the current leaders in the push toward renewable sources will leave the industry and retire long before the transition is completed. In order to achieve carbon neutrality, future energy leaders will need to take up the mantle and carry on the work that the prior generation started.

Manuel Herraiz, Sales Manager at Siemens Energy, is one such future leader. He joined this episode of the Siemens Energy Podcast to discuss some of the challenges facing this generational transition, and how he and his colleagues might overcome them. Manuel addresses:

• The tension between different generations’ approaches to energy
• The need for cooperation between agencies
• The challenges facing infrastructure transformation
• The need for society at large to change its habits around energy consumption

Manuel and his fellow leaders in energy are just one piece in the larger puzzle in the pursuit of carbon neutrality. Only through cooperation, regardless of age, background, or employer, can the pieces come together to solve the issue of climate change in a timely manner.

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