Atlantic Business Magazine’s November/December 2023 issue focused on digital transformation. Climative is one of many Atlantic Canadian companies using digital tools to offset global warming. Winston Morton, Climative’s CEO, contributed to the edition to discuss how AI is accelerating the pace of retrofits in North America.
“If there’s a part of your home that Winston Morton wants you to think about, it’s what you can’t see: the heat creeping out from around old windows, the emissions silently wafting from an oil furnace.”, writes author Moira Donovan.
Winston goes on to encourage readers to harness an unconventional set of tools for assessing and potentially rectifying these energy inefficiencies, namely artificial intelligence, blockchain, and cloud technology.
Climative, a company based in Fredericton, New Brunswick, employs artificial intelligence to expedite retrofit projects in Canada aimed at enhancing the energy efficiency of buildings. The company is part of a group of regional enterprises utilizing digital solutions to address some of the most challenging obstacles in the shift toward a more sustainable future.
Following a summer marked by weather and climate events, the imperative to bolster sustainability and combat climate change has never been more pressing. With digitization already transforming the lives of billions, many are now pondering whether it can also alter the course of our planet.
Read more of the featured article “AI and the Environment” or subscribe to Atlantic Business Magazine for the complete article and the rest of the November/December 2023 edition.
Climative provides a collaborative AI-assisted data platform for organizations to enable personalized advice and offers to building owners, taking the guesswork out of building upgrades and transforming the low carbon economy.
