You've set a Net zero Climate Target, Now What?!?
summary
Sets a clear net‑zero definition: science‑based net zero means ~90% elimination and ~10% permanent removal, not offsets. Gives measurable formula components — intensity (I), hardware (M), runtime (R) — and the SCI score to compare services (grams CO2 per minute). Notes global average ~512 gCO2/kWh, finds 6‑hour flexibility best for time‑shifting, and announces a carbon‑aware SDK plus a hackathon with $80,000 in prizes.
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chapters (5)
- 0:00Start
- 3:54What problem are we solving?
- 10:33Energy Efficiency
- 14:28Carbon Awareness
- 28:4190% elimination
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