The Implementation of Green Technology Through Energy Management for Achieving Industry 4.0

This study highlights the concrete effects of worldwide warming on our environment while offering a brief introduction to green technology (GT) in the fourth industrial century (IR 4.0). The urgent need to move toward sustainable lifestyles and behaviors is clear, particularly in light of the currently catastrophic COVID-19 epidemic that has had a significant impact on social, economic, and environmental aspects. In order to get through this crisis, a shift to sustainable, green technologies is essential. This means implementing Internet of Things (IoT) approaches and Green Creative Technologies (GIT) to encourage the creation of long-lasting, biodegradable, and environmentally friendly products, which will help ensure a sustainable future. Green chemical engineering and environmental biotechnology are two particularly important pillars in the quest for sustainable development. The Sustainable Development Goals, set by the United Nations, (SDGs) are largely achieved thanks to the growing use of materials made from plants for pollution separation and improvements in product development for the creation of ecologically benign products. This coordinated effort supports the main objective of attaining IR 4.0, which is to create a more balanced and environmentally friendly environment for future generations. To sum up, in order to effectively address the issues presented by the effects of climate change and realize the goals of Industry 4.0, convergence of environmentally conscious technology, Internet of Things solutions, and cooperative methods between companies and governments is critical. The UN's Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) continue to be a major component of our collective progress toward a fair and ecologically responsible future.