This post is a short update on some of the more experimental work we’ve been doing on figuring out how to get a fossil free… Read More »A brief update on working with RIPE NCC and the IETF for a greener internet
As the seriousness of the climate crisis becomes ever clearer, more and more companies are making public sustainability commitments to show they are doing their… Read More »Good Net Zero, bad Net Zero. Crowdsourcing company targets with WikiRate
For the first time ever, we have staff at a COP climate conference, talking about the need for fossil-free internet by 2030 – read on… Read More »The Green Web Foundation at COP 27
In 2021, we applied to join the Subak accelerator – a programme for not-for-profits using open data and technology to tackle climate change. We were… Read More »Being part of the Subak climate accelerator: why we joined
Rate payers, taxpayers and shareholders – a simple way to think and talk about who pays for clean energy and digital infrastructure.
Over the last few months, we’ve been part of the Digital Sustainability Forum, a research project funded by the German government, feeding into some of… Read More »Our submissions to the Digital Sustainability Forum
Earlier this month, we made the first report in a series of publications about digital sustainability and transitioning the internet from fossil fuels available for… Read More »Towards a fossil free internet – the fog of enactment, and a request for comments
Last week, during the regular weekly “holding space” session in the Green Web Fellowship, we took a few minutes out to share our answers the… Read More »Notes on what we’re reading in the fellowship this week – round 2
This post presents a simple model to talk about the levers available to you as a technologist, and how you might embed an awareness of climate in your work.
As part of the our fellowship programme, we’ve been having an optional weekly ‘holding space’ session where we dial in from our respective parts of… Read More »Notes on what we’re reading in the fellowship this week
There are lots of ideas from the energy sector that we can use to help think about greening digital infrastructure. Here, we look at demand curves.
We need a fossil free internet by 2030 – it will save lives, save gigatonnes of carbon being emitted into the sky, and it will… Read More »Understanding trends at the layer below the internet stack
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