SMART 2020
Enabling the low carbon society through information and communication technologies
Whether ICT is used to drive behaviour change or efficiency, it will be a crucial enabling force behind the transition to a viable society that breaks our reliance on fossil fuels. Molly Webb and industry guests are the authors of the blog. Molly co-authored the SMART 2020 report and directs The Climate Group's work on ICT and climate change.
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The rise of the intelligent city
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- 23 July 2010
Our webinar on smart cities looked at key trends and challenges for cities
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I want my ICT (… services, not technologies)
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- 23 February 2010
At the European Commission ICT4EE (ICT for Energy Efficiency) event, we aren’t really speaking anymore about technologies, we are speaking about services...
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The Nielsen Rating for energy
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- 29 January 2010
AlertMe has created a way to visualise how well households are doing on saving energy.
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The 'Cool' Economy
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- 12 January 2010
The economic 'boom' formerly known as 'Clean Tech' is now The 'Cool' Economy - according to the UK Technology Strategy Board.
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Energy information for all
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- 18 December 2009
On Dec 15th, we joined GE, Google, NRDC and a host of others to support a call for governments to provide citizens with real-time energy information.
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The future started 40 years ago
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- 03 November 2009
Last week seemed like most other weeks, but it was the 40th anniversary of something that changed all of our lives. October 29th marked the day when 40 years ago, the first ARPANET message was sent, and voila!, the birth of the internet.
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International cooperation in energy regulation
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- 23 October 2009
This may not yield results in practice, but in theory this is an interesting development.





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