How Meetic is Developing its Sustainability Strategy
summary
Meetic commits to 10% reduction per year in carbon emissions and targets the biggest source: the end-user device footprint by measuring average session megabytes, converting MB → kWh → tCO2 by country, then refining estimates. Governance adds ISO 14001 processes and a monthly performance committee. Tech actions include an eco hackathon and a built green tool that measures eco‑performance for A/B tests and rollout impact. Office wins include cutting 60,000 plastic cups and funding forest replanting as offsets.
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chapters (11)
- 0:00Intro
- 2:22Meetic Sustainability History
- 4:30Carbon Footprint
- 5:38Governance Processes
- 6:58Apidays 2021
- 8:52The Green Tool
- 12:06Questions
- 12:37Communication
- 14:40Sustainability Committee
- 16:06People taking action
- 18:02Measuring carbon footprint
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