Uniting Innovation and Climate: Radix and Climatempo at the Center of a Strategic Partnership

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Published on 04/07/2023 at 13:19

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Unprecedented Union Between Giants of Engineering and Meteorology Aims to Bring More Efficient Solutions to Vital Sectors

Radix, an international giant in engineering and technology, has just confirmed a strategic partnership with Climatempo, the South American leader in the meteorological sector. The main goal of this union is to drive the development of Research and Development (R&D) projects, focusing on innovation and efficiency for the electric and oil and gas sectors.

Leveraging Innovation in the Face of Climate Change

Companies are looking to the future, aiming to create strategic projects with high impact. The primary focus is on considering climate change, an issue of growing concern both nationally and globally.

Recognized for its innovative projects in areas such as data intelligence, process improvement, and operational planning and management, Radix intends to combine its experience with Climatempo’s meteorological expertise. Together, they plan to provide innovative solutions to clients and drive technological advancement in their sectors.

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Prioritizing Innovation and Strategic Partnerships

Radix prioritizes constant innovation, always attentive to market needs and willing to find and select partners for the development of R&D projects, taking into account the dynamics of each sector of the economy.

Flavio Loução, Head of Research, Development, and Innovation at Radix, emphasizes that strategic alliances with experienced companies enhance the improvement and creation of new technologies. Furthermore, they strengthen human development in areas relevant to various sectors, providing a fertile environment for idea generation and structuring innovative R&D projects.

Climatempo sees the partnership with Radix as a powerful strategy that can add value and security to the energy sector in Brazil and worldwide.

Vitor Hassan, Head of Business at Climatempo, points out that this union will strengthen joint efforts for the development of R&D projects, the introduction of potential products to the market, and the boost in the area of climate change.

Focusing on the Global ESG Agenda

In light of the growing concern with the global ESG agenda, the partnership between Radix and Climatempo is committed to keeping R&D prospects focused on the electric and oil and gas sectors. Additionally, complex issues of collective interest, such as energy transition and environmental concerns, are at the core of the project.

Loução emphasizes that the collaboration combines Radix’s vast experience in developing customized solutions with Climatempo’s expertise in climate risk assessment and forecasting. Both believe that the partnership will bring significant projects to the country.

Uniting Innovation and Climate: Radix and Climatempo at the Center of a Strategic Partnership

Unprecedented Union Between Giants of Engineering and Meteorology Aims to Bring More Efficient Solutions to Vital Sectors

Leveraging Innovation in the Face of Climate Change

Prioritizing Innovation and Strategic Partnerships

Focusing on the Global ESG Agenda

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