Mon 23 webinar "How ICT is driving a sustainable future"

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This is probably not supposed to be for students, but since it's on Monday and they sent a reminder to me... Last day to register is on Friday and you register here.

If you attend, please report back - preferably through a blog post here!

/Daniel

Reminder- GeSI Webinar   Towards a SMARTer 2020 - How ICT is driving a sustainable future        23rd September 2013   17:00 - 18:00  CET     Join us for the webinar 'Towards a SMARTer 2020 - How ICT is driving a sustainable future' on Monday 23rd September 2013 at 17:00-18:00 CET.  Launched in 2012, the Smarter 2020 report highlighted that the use of ICT could save 9.1GtCO2e of harmful greenhouse gases from being emitted worldwide. The study identified GHG abatement potential from ICT-enabled solutions across six sectors of the economy including power, transportation, manufacturing, consumer and service, agriculture, and buildings.   Since the launch of the Smarter 2020 report, GeSI members have been developing these enablement solutions and working to reduce emissions in their operations and those of their partners and customers.   This webinar will showcase a number of GeSI members' carbon emission reduction initiatives to date, including the use of ICT technology to enable customers to measure and reduce their emissions, fleet fuel efficiency improvements, energy management systems and smart metering. Agenda  Introduction - Alice Prudhoe, GeSI  Case Study 1: Building on SMARTer2020 - BT's Net Good 3:1 vision and goal - Gabrielle Giner, BT  Case Study 2: KPN 1-2-1 program & energy savings calculator - Marga Blom, KPN  Case Study 3: How machine-to-machine technology delivers fleet fuel efficiency - Chris Lloyd, Verizon  Case Study 4: How ALU machine-to-machine technology supports smart grids and enables new energy efficiency services - Katrina Destree-Cochran, Alcatel-Lucent Case Study 5: Smart metering in Australia - Matilda Gennvi Gustafsson, Ericsson  Questions  Registration Space is limited. Please register here until 20th September 2013. Contact Global e-Sustainability Initiative (GeSI) e: info@gesi.org p: +32 2 282 8442 About GeSI The Global e-Sustainability Initiative (GeSI) is a strategic partnership of the Information and Communication Technology (ICT) sector and organisations committed to creating and promoting technologies and practices that foster economic, environmental and social sustainability. For more information, see www.gesi.org.