Who pays for cleaner energy on the web? Ratepayers, taxpayers and shareholders
Rate payers, taxpayers and shareholders – a simple way to think and talk about who pays for clean energy and digital infrastructure.
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A demand curve for compute
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.
New publication: Sustainable Web Design by Tom Greenwood
An interview with Tom Greenwood from Wholegrain Digital in London. Tom, congratulations on the release of your new book Sustainable Web Design! Great that you… Read More »New publication: Sustainable Web Design by Tom Greenwood
The Pedagogy of Sustainable Web Design (part 2)
by Denis F. Doyon, Samadhi Web Design Read part 1 Green webhosting Large data centers also lease space to hosting providers, companies like GoDaddy, BlueHost… Read More »The Pedagogy of Sustainable Web Design (part 2)
Notes for Greening Internet governance at EURODig
AT the Green Web Foundation, we’ve been building open source software and publishing open data, to help with working towards a more sustainable web, but… Read More »Notes for Greening Internet governance at EURODig