Abstract
The article presents a strategic framework for digital transformation aimed at achieving a climate-neutral economy. It proposes digitalization as the primary driver of the green-digital transition, essential for reducing greenhouse gas emissions and optimizing energy use. The study identifies potential barriers and risks associated with this transition and offers strategic dimensions to harmonize digital and green initiatives of global economy. This approach emphasizes the need for international cooperation, the development of global standards, and the importance of bridging the digital divide. The article also highlights the critical role of innovation in key industries to support climate neutrality in both the short and long term. The research underscores the necessity of integrating social, economic, and ethical considerations into the green-digital transition, ensuring that sustainable digitalization contributes to long-term economic growth and environmental sustainability.
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