Knowledge base: Sustainable ICT
This section provides access to knowledge related to the RESPONDER multinational knowledge brokerage events on Sustainable ICT.
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Knowledge units & posters
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ICT-Supported Behavior Change
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The Roles of Households in the Smart Grid
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Smart Meters - The Land of Promises
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Cloud Computing - Promises, Challenges & Open Questions
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Labelling of Consumer Electronics - Examples of mandatory and voluntary eco-labels in the EU
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Television - A Story of Untamed Growth
System maps
Questions & Answers (Q&A)
Here we provide answers to questions collected during the RESPONDER multinational knowledge brokerage events on Sustainable ICT. If you have additional quesitons - or answers - we invite you to get into contact with us (responder@scp-responder.eu) or to start or get involved in a discussion in the RESPONDER discussion fora.
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In how far can ICT supported information systems actually lead to behavioral change towards sustainability? |
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The knowledge unit ICT-Supported Behavior Change (PFD, 470 kB) has been produced in view of answering this question.
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Can carbon accounting be an option to leverage ICT for sustainable consumption? |
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How could a common methodology to assess environmental impacts of ICT look like? |
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What are the key trends in ICT and their implications for sustainable consumption? |
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How can we design policies and practices to realize the potential of ICTs and promote a process towards sustainable consumption? |
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What is the potential of cloud computing as enabler of sustainable consumption? |
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How do smart meters in the smart grid affect household energy consumption and carbon emissions? |
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Relevant scientific/political/etc. publications
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Commission communication, Unleashing the Potential of Cloud Computing in Europe, Brussels, COM(2012) 529 final
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Hilty, L. M.: 'Why energy efficiency is not sufficient – some remarks on “Green by IT”'. In: Arndt, H. K. (ed.): EnviroInfo 2012, Proceedings of the 26th Environmental Informatics Conference, Federal Environment Agency, Dessau, 2012
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Klopfert&Wallenborn: Empowering Consumers Through Smart Metering, Report for BEUC, the European Consumer Organisation, December 2011
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Nyborg, Sophie and Røpke, Inge: 'Energy impacts of the smart home - conflicting visions'. In: ECEEE 2011 Summer Study. Energy efficiency first: The foundation of a low-carbon society, pp. 1849-1860.
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OECD (2012), “ICT Applications for the Smart Grid: Opportunities and Policy Implications”, OECD Digital
Economy Papers, No. 190, OECD Publishing.
(see also http://dx.doi.org/10.1787/5k9h2q8v9bln-en)
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UNEP (2009): Recycling - From E-Waste to Resources
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