1. GREENICT CALL TO ACTION Stephen Hilton Connecting Bristol, Bristol City Council

2. 3. 4. BRISTOL DIGITAL CITY A centre for Digital Industries & Environmental Technologies iStockphoto.com/cristi_m 5. 6. The DC10plus collaboration links 10 ambitious UK digital cities and places with each other and with Government

DC10plus Key Themes:

• Birmingham - Community Capacity

• Bristol - Green ICT

• Hull - Digital Switchover

• Manchester - Next Gen Access

• Norfolk - Independent Living

• Nottingham - Flexible Working

7.

TECHNO FOOTPRINT

NEIGHBOURHOOD CARBON MAKOVER

DEHEMS

GREEN ICT IN BRISTOL iStockphoto.com/BlackJack3D 8. The Bristol ICT Carbon Footprint 9. Scope

The scope covers all non-domestic ICT use within the Bristol City authority area.

10. Sector Breakdown 67,258 10,771,348 125,248,234 Total Carbon Emissions (t/CO2) Energy Expense () Energy Consumption (KWh) 11. Sector Breakdown 3,114 498,689 5,798,704 Manufacturing 1,513 242,273 2,817,124 Construction 9,172 1,468,948 17,080,790 Distribution, Hotels and Restaurants 1,201 192,321 2,236,287 Transport and Communications 22,810 3,652,945 42,476,102 Finance, IT other business activities 25,985 4,161,397 48,388,341 Public admin, education & Health 3,464 554,776 6,450,886 Other Services 67,258 10,771,348 125,248,234 Total Carbon Emissions (t/CO2) Energy Expense () Energy Consumption (KWh) Sector 12. Hardware Breakdown 67,258 10,771,348 125,248,234 Total Carbon Emissions (t/CO2) Energy Expense () Energy Consumption (KWh) 13. Hardware Breakdown 33,774 5,408,893 62,894,103 PCs 8,064 1,291,469 15,017,078 Peripherals 19,999 3,202,774 37,241,556 IT Services 5,421 868,213 10,095,497 Telecom Devices 67,258 10,771,348 125,248,234 Total Carbon Emissions (t/CO2) Energy Expense () Energy Consumption (KWh) Hardware 14. Green ICT Call to Action Showcasing good practice & building a community of practice iStockphoto.com/BlackJack3D 15. Green ICT Database

Category Desktops and Monitors

Carbon & energy savings

Difficulty

• Green IT, Velte, Velte and Elsenpeter

• With a thin client , the processing and storage duties are conducted at the server. The client just needs enough power to be able to display what is going on at the server .

• Thin Client Terminals

References Cost Full Description Short Description 16. 17. Reduce carbon footprint in Knowle West Primary objective Knowle WestCarbon Makeover Community Engagement How? What? Campaigners Information Knowledge share Recruitment Outputs Creative use of media Practical projects Support & Knowledge Events Everyday contact Social support Trust Training & mentoring Personal & professional development Themes Energy Nature Health Food Waste Travel 18. Community empowerment via digital media 19. Community empowerment via digital media I just got my first Carbon Makeover text - how exciting what a good way of contacting people.Graham Fisher 20. 21. RespectCrime & Safety Healthy Walking Extended Schools Democracy Environment Young Entrepreneurs A DIGITAL COMMUNITY 22. A LIVING LAB 23. Learning Points

Develop a baseline to measure progress (Techno Footprint)

Gain commitment to shared actions (Green ICT Database and Call to Action)

Be Inclusive (Carbon Makeover)

Be Innovative (DEHEMs)

Be Quick!!!

24. Contact

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www.connectingbristol,org

www.dc10plus.net