Digital Sustainability: Reducing Technology-Based Emissions and Driving Enterprise Value
Description
Our enterprise technology use is generating a lot more emissions than you think. As data volumes explode, AI adoption accelerates and energy demands soar, the carbon footprint of your IT and data operations is becoming a material and rapidly growing ESG risk.
Host & presenter
Host: Liam Hunt – Generate Zero’s Sustainability Practitioner
Presenter: Tim Prosser – Climate Tech & Digital Sustainability Leader (Founder/Director Sustainability Digital)
Tim Prosser is a highly experienced climate tech and digital sustainability strategist with over 20 years of experience working in highly regulated industries in the UK and Australia across Financial Services, Aerospace and Energy sectors. Working at the intersection of digital technology, enterprise systems and environmental impact. His work focuses on helping organisations understand, account for and address the environmental footprint of digital services, and he is an influential voice on integrating sustainability into technology strategy and operations.
Agenda
- 9:30 pm - 10:00 pm
What Tim will cover
- Current state, 5 Billion people living always On(line) lives, growth in data and AI on emissions and climate change - Global Digital Sustainability Market in 2026 balancing risk and opportunity - Understanding your starting position - IT Sustainability Maturity Assessment, Benchmark with your peers - Determine what services contribute towards your technology emissions (hardware, cloud/data centres etc etc) - How to engage with your IT Service Providers and what you need to be asking for (regular reporting (daily/hourly not quarterly, 3rd party data centre emissions, location based methodology, API access) - Unlocking Measurable Impact: Why the Sustainability Value Triangle is Essential for Digital Sustainability - How sustainability leaders can navigate this - what can teams practically do to improve reporting, and manage and measure the growth of IT emissions and AI - Case studies showing what good looks like
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