Nestle, Ikea, Volvo Cars, and 109 other companies with combined annual revenues of $1.5 trillion have signed an open statement urging governments to make electrification central to economic strategy. The coalition argues that fossil fuel dependence drives price shocks and supply chain instability — and that electrification technology already exists.
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112 entreprises appellent à accélérer la transition vers l’électrification

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Nestlé, Ikea, Volvo Cars et 109 autres groupes représentant 1 500 milliards de dollars de chiffre d’affaires annuel ont signé une déclaration commune demandant aux gouvernements de faire de l’électrification un axe central de leur stratégie économique. Ils soulignent que la dépendance aux combustibles fossiles fragilise les chaînes d’approvisionnement.

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