The Shift Project’s Digital team is pleased to announce the publication of two new reports on digital sufficiency! These new reports are a continuation of our work on the subject […]
In a nutshell: An analysis published in March correctly pointed out an error by The Shift Project regarding the climate footprint of online video. This error appeared during an interview. […]
Digital technologies now emit 4% of greenhouse gas emissions (GHG), and its energy consumption is increasing by 9% a year. The Shift Project published in March 2019 the rapport “Lean ICT […]
The add-on “Carbonalyser” allows to visualize the electricity consumption and greenhouse gases (GHG) emissions that your Internet browsing leads to. Since october 2019 and thanks to Orange Labs, it is also available as an app: Mobile Carbonalyser. Visualizing it will get you to understand that impacts of digital technologies on climate change and natural resources […]
The Shift Project wishes to provide all video producers with a 4-page Guide that will help them reduce the size of a video while maintaining a good quality. Why this Guide? The aim is to contribute to digital sobriety, in order to avoid climate chaos and slow the depletion of resources. Video data-flows account for […]
The energy consumption of Information and Communication Technologies (ICT) is increasing by 9% every year. It is possible to limit this growth to 1.5% per year by moving to sober […]
The Shift Project launched the new version of its energy-climate data portal in late May. This Version 2 uses the Qlikview technology developed by the QlikTech company. Since 2011 a […]
Earlier this month, the Shift hosted a seminar on data visualization (“dataviz”), with a focus on best practices among climate and energy applications. The outcome? A rich array of tips, […]
The Shift Project team has the great pleasure to announce the publication of its Data Portal ! Tsp-data-portal.org gathers public data that can be exported just with a few clicks. Then you are […]
