New research improves UK Government ICT GHG emissions measurement & reporting

New research conducted by Dr. Sutton-Parker and Professor Procter tests best practices in the context of the UK government when measuring scope 2 and 3 GHG emissions for end user computers. The paper shows there is considerable abatement available within the government's computer supply chain by making more sustainable choices and retaining computers for longer … Continue reading New research improves UK Government ICT GHG emissions measurement & reporting

New research shows the positive environmental impact of repurposing computers with IGEL OS

Dr. Sutton-Parker (Px3 CEO) and Professor Procter publish new scientific research substantiating the positive environmental impact of installing IGEL OS on over 3,000 existing PCs to create thin clients and enable employee remote working. Read the full research paper here: https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S1877050923010876

3rd World 1st for Px3: New application calculates computer carbon footprints & electricity consumption

Dr. Sutton-Parker releases the 3rd application for the Px3 computer carbon footprint platform Px3, the innovative ICT carbon footprint experts used by global tech companies such as Google and Microsoft announced its 3rd [10] world 1st application release this month.  Created by Dr. Sutton-Parker, Px3 CEO and Research Fellow for Warwick University, the groundbreaking application … Continue reading 3rd World 1st for Px3: New application calculates computer carbon footprints & electricity consumption

Dr. Sutton-Parker conducts Microsoft’s W365 Cloud PC sustainability research

New research examines the sustainability implications of cloud-based desktops Many of us have been using Windows most of our working lives and the regular cycle of upgrades and updates has been part of "business as usual" planning since the 1990s, but that may be about to change. Windows 365 provides a cloud-based desktop that is … Continue reading Dr. Sutton-Parker conducts Microsoft’s W365 Cloud PC sustainability research

UK Government Computer Carbon Footprints

Dr. Sutton-Parker's research into the Potential Benefits of ChromeOS for the Public Sector Identifies Emissions Reduction of 1.7 bn Car Miles and over £650m in Potential Savings Background & Issues I've produced countless items about the concept of keeping #endusercomputing devices for longer periods to drive #climateaction. The idea is simple. If you keep a device for 5-years … Continue reading UK Government Computer Carbon Footprints

New Qualcomm report uses Dr. Sutton-Parker’s Research on the sustainability benefits of “Snapdragon”

Qualcomm has published an article on the energy saving features of its Snapdragon 8cx Gen 3 processors, citing a research study carried out by Px3 CEO Dr. Sutton-Parker. The study examined the power consumption of three Lenovo ThinkPad X13 notebooks running Windows 11. Each machine was identical except for the processor inside: one was a … Continue reading New Qualcomm report uses Dr. Sutton-Parker’s Research on the sustainability benefits of “Snapdragon”

Sustainability benefits of Google ChromeOS for Digital Signage showcased at ISE Barcelona 

Research conducted by Dr. Sutton-Parker to substantiate electricity and scope 2 GHG emissions reduction achieved by using Google ChromeOS devices to power digital signage was used as the foundation for sustainability messaging during ISE Barcelona, the largest AV show in the world. According to attendees, even the King of Spain was impressed with the results! … Continue reading Sustainability benefits of Google ChromeOS for Digital Signage showcased at ISE Barcelona 

World leading computer eco-label TCO Certified uses Dr. Sutton-Parker’s research to power new Report Generator

Organizations using TCO Certified to procure IT products now have a new way to measure their sustainability impact. TCO's Report Generator is a web-based reporting tool that presents verified data and claims about certified products. Reports compiled by Report Generator cover three areas: carbon emissions, material use, and socially responsible manufacturing. Using Report Generator helps … Continue reading World leading computer eco-label TCO Certified uses Dr. Sutton-Parker’s research to power new Report Generator

Px3 & Google share the stage for Warwick Business School at The Shard

Dr Sutton-Parker & Michael Wheeler Wyatt speak at Warwick University’s Annual Executive MBA Sustainability Lecture On Wednesday 23rd November 2022, Dr. Sutton-Parker will join Michael Wheeler Wyatt, Director of Google Chrome Enterprise EMEA, to discuss how research conducted by Dr. Sutton-Parker forms the foundation of Google's ChromeOS and ChromeOS Flex sustainability strategy and how this is … Continue reading Px3 & Google share the stage for Warwick Business School at The Shard

New Research Finds Government Emissions are Equivalent to Driving 2.6 Billion Miles (that’s the distance to Neptune)

UK Greening Government ICT Report includes Dr. Sutton-Parker's analysis of scope 3 emissions across 13 departments for the first time - and the potential to reduce them by 44% The Greening Government ICT and Digital Services strategy defines what is required from ICT professionals and the wider procurement community to meet sustainable ICT challenges and … Continue reading New Research Finds Government Emissions are Equivalent to Driving 2.6 Billion Miles (that’s the distance to Neptune)

MediaTek Uses Dr. Sutton-Parker’s Research to Validate Environmental Benefits

Up to 60% energy savings noted by innovative Semiconductor and SoC producer in 3rd November 2022 Blog MediaTek is the world’s 4th largest global fabless semiconductor company and a market-leader in developing innovative systems-on-chip (SoC) for mobile devices, home entertainment, connectivity and IoT products, powering more than 2 billion devices a year. In a recent … Continue reading MediaTek Uses Dr. Sutton-Parker’s Research to Validate Environmental Benefits

A 2nd World 1st: Px3 launches new application to estimate computer carbon footprints

Further to the world 1st launch of the Px3 End User Computing Device Carbon Footprint Comparison application for Earth Day 2022, Dr. Sutton-Parker (CEO) has researched and released a second ground breaking application. Research shows that barriers including limited time and understanding prevent organisations from knowing where to start when considering sustainable IT strategies.  To … Continue reading A 2nd World 1st: Px3 launches new application to estimate computer carbon footprints

Dr. Sutton-Parker to present his new research findings to UK Cross-Government Sustainability Team

Px3 CEO will present research findings to the "STAR" meeting on 22nd September 2022 The Sustainable Technology Advice & Reporting (STAR) team coordinates cross-government reporting for ICT sustainability, creating national level best practice policies for government organisations. The team's aims are to reduce the government’s ICT carbon emissions by minimising e-waste, supply chain and use-phase … Continue reading Dr. Sutton-Parker to present his new research findings to UK Cross-Government Sustainability Team

World 1st Application Launch: Compare Computers by Carbon Footprint

Px3 Announces the Launch of its “Dynamic Carbon Footprint” Application New online application created by Dr. Sutton-Parker enables IT and procurement teams to confidently compare end user computing devices by carbon footprint to drive climate action & legislative compliance Px3 used Google’s Earth Day event on the 26th April 2022 to announce the launch of … Continue reading World 1st Application Launch: Compare Computers by Carbon Footprint

Calculating ICT carbon footprint at the University of Sussex

Dr. Sutton-Parker, Px3 CEO, conducts end user computing carbon footprint analysis at one of the UK's leading Universities. As part of ongoing research to fine tune new and ground breaking applications capable of calculating the carbon footprint of IT, Dr. Sutton-Parker was invited by the University of Sussex to determine scope 2 (use phase) and … Continue reading Calculating ICT carbon footprint at the University of Sussex

New research casts light on how cloud computing is a driver for CSR

Dr. Sutton-Parker positions the GHG emissions reduction benefits of cloud computing as a driver for climate action within corporate social responsibility strategies Creating over 2% of global GHG emissions, data centres contribute to climate change as the excess carbon forces global warming. In this thesis, the concept of transitioning from on premise data centres to … Continue reading New research casts light on how cloud computing is a driver for CSR