Add to ORKGIn 2009 electricity use for ICT in UK universities and colleges cost around £116m, and resulted in over 500,000t of carbon dioxide (CO2) emissions. Without action, these figures will increase considerably as computing develops. Minimising this energy consumption is increasingly important for financial and environmental reasons. It will be impossible, for example, for English universities to meet the Government’s target for HE, HEFCE and UUK of an 80% reduction in carbon emissions by 2050 without doing this
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Understanding how energy efficiency improvement can mitigate CO2 emissions is critical for global cl...
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This paper explores how investment in the UK electricity generation sector can contribute to the UK ...
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Evidence that humans are triggering global warming is conclusive, but the question of what can be do...
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CCS is expected to play a sizeable role over the next several decades to drastically abate greenhous...
The UK has an ambitious target of an 80% reduction in carbon dioxide emissions by 2050, to be reache...
In October 2008, the UK government announced the goal of an 80% reduction in CO2 emissions relative ...
The threat of global warming is suficient to warrant ‘least regrets ’ measures to reduce emissions o...
Climate change and increasing carbon emissions are the biggest challenges for the modern world. Orga...
The UK is the first country in the world to introduce a legally binding framework for tackli...
With more than 17,000 institutions worldwide, the carbon dioxide emissions produced by the higher ed...
It is estimated the ICT industry globally consumes about 6-10% of the world’s energy resources and i...
This paper summarises the findings from use of the JISC-funded SusteIT ICT Footprinting Tool to esti...
Understanding how energy efficiency improvement can mitigate CO2 emissions is critical for global cl...
This study provides a whole-systems simulation on how to halve global CO2 emissions by 2050, compare...
This paper explores how investment in the UK electricity generation sector can contribute to the UK ...
Ongoing work on the potential for carbon dioxide capture and storage (CCS) from fossil fuel power st...
Evidence that humans are triggering global warming is conclusive, but the question of what can be do...
Energy consumption increases with intensity of human activities. People consume energy for movement ...
CCS is expected to play a sizeable role over the next several decades to drastically abate greenhous...
The UK has an ambitious target of an 80% reduction in carbon dioxide emissions by 2050, to be reache...
In October 2008, the UK government announced the goal of an 80% reduction in CO2 emissions relative ...
The threat of global warming is suficient to warrant ‘least regrets ’ measures to reduce emissions o...
Climate change and increasing carbon emissions are the biggest challenges for the modern world. Orga...
The UK is the first country in the world to introduce a legally binding framework for tackli...