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    Research

    A Fossil-Free Internet by 2030

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    Grant Program

    Research

    Grantee Name

    The Green Web Foundation

    Grant End Date

    11 December 2024

    Amount Funded

    US$550,000

    Country

    Not Country-Specific

    Region

    Global

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    Research Question

    1. How do we accelerate the transition of the internet off of fossil fuels, in particular by:
      1. identifying best practices through fellowships
      2. advancing the state of the green web through practical prototypes, and
      3. demonstrating how to scale digital sustainability in open, easy-to-replicate ways?

    Media and Publications

    • Carbon.txt A machine readable way to declare the use of green energy
    • CO2.js A javascript library to make it easier to add environmental calculations and data into existing digital services
    • Firefox Carbon tracking
    • WebPageTest Carbon Control
    • Fellowship program Received nearly 4500 applications, 5 fellows selected
    • Wagtail Summer of Code mentorship Introduced sustainability features into their software
    • Net Zero targets for tech companies In collaboration with the non-profit Wikirate, the Green Web team set out to answer: Of the top 20 domains, which companies have set interim targets to achieve its Net Zero goals and whic of these companies have established a Net Zero interim target for 2025?
    • Green Metrics tooling Collaborated with Scott Logic to stress test and improve their new open source Technology Carbon Standard by using it to measure our own digital emissions
    • Grid aware computing Research project about carbon-aware computing and its potential problems
    • Grid intensity CLI The Grid Intensity CLI aims to make global carbon intensity data more accessible to developers
    • 4 years of “twin transition” in the online press A media monitoring research on the term ‘twin transition’ between 2019-2023 within the European Union; as well as a map of the emerging techno-solutionist narratives in the context of climate emergency.
    • Starlink in the Amazon: Reflections on humbleness, Wayuri and the dangers ahead An immersive, qualitative research project in the Amazon that investigates socio-environmental justice aspects of connectivity policies.
    • The bigger picture: A data centre revolution An investigative research project about the social and environmental impacts of data centres in South Africa — and beyond.
    • Navigating GIS An open source guide on GitBook that is designed to provide responsibility, ethics and pricacy considerations for users and developers of GIS data.
    • (Digital) Safety as a Collective Practice and Process A research project on holistic security infrastructure for environmental defenders in Serbia; as well as application of the research into practice

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