Who Are we?
Our Mission
To Reduce Global Carbon Emissions. The streaming services are not as sustainable as people imagine. The Carbon Emissions from the Streaming services are Huge.
To Reduce Emissions From Streaming Services
When we stream movies, series or listen to music at home or on the go, our devices access data files saved on servers run by content providers – Spotify or Netflix, for example. Data storage, processing and transfer burn through a large amount of energy – more than you may think. Our main aim is to Reduce the Emissions from Streaming Services.
We are Creating a Streaming Platform Completely Sustainable, Green Energy based with Zero-Emissions & Creating an Impact.
Our Core Values
Sustainability
Our Data centers & Cloud servers are completely run Green and sustainable energy sources
Zero-Emissions
Our streaming platform does not emit any carbon emissions from Data & Cloud centres.
Privacy
Your privacy is our concern. We do not collect any data from our users.
Impact
Creating Impact in Agriculture, Water, Health & Energy Sectors
- Agriculture – We identify the Crops which are effecting due to climate change and help them financially for Growing Crops.
- Water – We identify the Places which are effecting due to climate change and help them by supplying Fresh Water.
- Energy – To reduce Carbon emissions we help local communities to change to Renewable Energy.
- Health – Reduce the Health affects caused due Climate Change and make medicine affordable to all.
Video Streaming Services and CO2 Emissions?
Researchers from the French think tank “Shift Project” have found online streaming energy usage to amass to startling amounts. According to their 2019 study, online streaming makes out to be an emissions catalyst on a grand scale. In 2018 alone, video streaming has amounted to the equivalent of 1.5 Billion tons of carbon emissions. This amount is equal to the total yearly carbon emissions of the country of Spain.
Two other statistics bring the shocking extent of internet streaming emissions problem into perspective: Online streaming is responsible for 20 per cent of all greenhouse gas emissions caused by digital technologies.
Nonetheless, researchers believe the total carbon emissions resulting from music consumption to have risen. In the United States, the year 2000 saw slightly over 346 million tons of carbon emissions from the music industry alone.
Facts
The researchers also examined exactly how and what the world streams online:
- 34 percent of online streaming stems from on-demand services: Sites such as Amazon Prime and Netflix were responsible for the equivalent of over 1 billion tons of CO2 emissions – just as much as the entire country of Greece in the year 2017.
- 27 per cent of streaming comes from pornographic content: Watching porn accounted for 80 billion tons of carbon emissions in 2018 – the same amount as was produced from all French households in the same year.
- Online platforms such as YouTube came in third place at 21 per cent.
- Another 18 per cent of videos were streamed on social media sites such as Facebook, Instagram and Snapchat.
Team Members
Meet our Team members. Our team is Motivated to save this Planet and Reduce Global Carbon Emissions.
Founder – Zero-Carbon UG
Co-Founder – Zero-Carbon UG
CTO – Zero-Carbon UG
CMO – Zero-Carbon UG