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Events

  • Lord Browne Dinner: Financing low carbon technologies in Europe

    Date:
    15 March 2010 - 15 March 2010
    Location:
    Brussels

    Dinner Round table with Lord Browne and Director General of DG Climate Action Jos Delbeke

  • SMART 2020 India

    Date:
    06 October 2008
    Location:
    To Be Confirmed

    SMART 2020 India was the first in a series of four global outreach events following the launch of the SMART 2020 report in June 2008 (produced by The Climate Group and The Global e-Sustainability Initiative (GeSI).

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Blogs

  • I want my ICT (… services, not technologies) 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...

  • Smart Homes - so 10 years ago? 27 January 2010

    Are we in danger of overhyping the smart home?

  • The future started 40 years ago 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.

  • Grid 2.0: When your refrigerator will talk to your car... 25 February 2009

    ... will they have anything to say? It is unlikely that we'll ever think of our appliances as talkative, but basic sensors and communications on the energy system is likely to allow balancing of load from a host of distributed generation and storage units, such as solar panels and plug in electric vehicles.

  • Small actions matter - but so does company innovation 06 August 2008

    In today's NY Times article, An Energy Diet for Power-Hungry Household PCs, Gartner IT analysts are quoted as saying that "40 percent of all carbon dioxide emissions resulting from information technology and telecommunications are attributable to PCs".

  • Attitudes to collaborative technologies 08 July 2008

    Telstra supported a great report by Climate Risk last year on the opportunities for telecoms companies to reduce emissions. They found that overall, ICT could reduce Australia's emissions by 5%.

  • The SMART 2020 transformation 30 June 2008

    What do data centres, mobile phones or the internet have to do with climate change?

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Interviews

  • Dr Chris Tuppen

    Date:
    22 January 2008

    In an exclusive interview with The °Climate Group, Dr Chris Tuppen, BT's Director of Sustainable Development, discusses how BT, the information and communications technology (ICT) sector as a whole, and a BT-championed electricity labeling scheme are powering people and systems toward a low-carbon future...

  • Bill Weihl

    Date:
    29 June 2007

    Bill Weihl, Google's Green Energy Czar, talks about plans to reduce emissions, engage users and get behind new low carbon technologies...

  • James Murdoch

    Date:
    24 April 2007

    James Murdoch, CEO of BSkyB, talks to The Climate Group about engaging consumers...

  • Mark Kenber

    Date:
    15 June 2005

    Mark Kenber, The Climate Group's Policy Director discusses emissions reductions from transport...

  • Dr Alan Lloyd

    Date:
    08 June 2005

    We discuss California's emission reduction policies with Dr. Alan Lloyd, Secretary of the California Environmental Protection Agency.

  • Stephen Pacala

    Date:
    15 October 2004

    The Climate Group talks to Princeton's Stephen Pacala about his and Robert Socolow's latest research, August 2004.

  • Professor Sir David King

    Date:
    29 June 2004

    "There is no bigger problem than climate change. The threat is quite simple, it's a threat to our civilisation."

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