Curious about driving the transition to a fossil-free internet? Here’s how CO2.js can help.
This article will explain the concepts behind CO2.js, it’s uses, and when other tools might be better options to consider.
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A beginners guide to performing a website carbon audit – Part 1: Hosting
This post is the first in a series exploring how to start auditing the sustainability of a website. This post focuses on addressing the carbon emissions of website hosting.
Release guide: CO2.js v0.12
CO2.js v0.12.0 introduces the ability to customise the figures used in carbon emissions calculations when using the Sustainable Web Design model, paving the way for more case specific carbon emissions estimates.
The Green Web Library: A collection of resources about a just and sustainable internet
How can we work towards a just and sustainable internet in a more holistic way? And how can we gather and curate knowledge about these… Read More »The Green Web Library: A collection of resources about a just and sustainable internet
Sitespeed.io – Using and contributing to CO2.js
Sitespeed.io is an open-source website performance monitoring solution that also has a sustainability plugin powered by CO2.js.
Working with RIPE NCC and the IETF for a greener internet
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 »Working with RIPE NCC and the IETF for a greener internet
Good Net Zero, bad Net Zero. Crowdsourcing company targets with WikiRate
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
The Green Web Foundation at COP 27
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
The Green Software Foundation Carbon Hack – 13 Oct – 10 Nov
Today sees our friends at the Green Software Foundation launch their most impactful hackathon yet, Carbon Hack 22! This Hackathon invites software developers globally to… Read More »The Green Software Foundation Carbon Hack – 13 Oct – 10 Nov
Start calculating digital carbon emissions in 5 minutes with CO2.js
There’s a growing awareness amongst digital users that every byte of data that’s uploaded or downloaded has an environmental impact. Part of this impact comes… Read More »Start calculating digital carbon emissions in 5 minutes with CO2.js
Carbon Aware Scheduling on Nomad and Kubernetes
A look at some approaches and tools using with Kubernetes and Nomad that can be used to shift workloads by location or time to achieve carbon aware scheduling.
Release guide: CO2.js v0.11
The v0.11.0 release of CO2.js introduces a change to the default carbon estimation model, as well as including global average and marginal intensity data for the first time.