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Optimising to decarbonise, planning ahead to protect: the strategic advantage of quantum technology
Oct 8, 2026 — 05:15 pm CEST - 6:00 PM CEST
MASTERCLASS 8
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Description
In the green transition, the challenge is not just about reducing emissions. It is also about making better decisions.
Decarbonising a business, an industry or a value chain involves solving increasingly complex problems: where should resources be allocated? How should we choose between different energy sources? How can we reduce costs without compromising performance? How can we anticipate climate risks, supply disruptions or market volatility?
Faced with this explosion of variables, traditional tools sometimes reach their limits. The transition becomes a massive optimisation problem, encompassing economic, energy, logistical and industrial dimensions.
This masterclass demonstrates how quantum approaches can open up new avenues for tackling massive, multi-objective combinatorial problems. Through concrete examples, it explores the most promising use cases: logistics optimisation, energy arbitrage under uncertainty, climate risk analysis, detection of hidden correlations, and decision support in an unstable environment. It also details what businesses can start doing today to prepare for these new tools. The challenge is simple: optimise better to decarbonise faster, strengthen the resilience of value chains and sustainably protect economic performance.


