Carbon Footprint: Disruptive Innovation in Logistics Catalysed by Energy
Date Issued
July 30, 2008
Abstract
Cost of energy per unit of goods or services is likely to evolve as a key differentiator of economic growth. The debt of nations will be re-structured. Corporations, big or small, may not escape from managing their energy supply chains or the carbon footprints of their supply chains. Energy supply chains may disrupt traditional physical and financial value networks so much so that different business models with diverse revenue streams may evolve and dissolve at a ‘clockspeed’ hitherto unimaginable. Eurasia may lead the storm and Africa may be the ultimate economic prize for uncommon strategic visionaries. This paper suggests why this scenario may be plausible.
Description
Will the future of tri-continental logistics and supply chain (Europe, Asia and Africa) likely to be shaped by energy resources and influenced by carbon footprints?
