Homeworking report
: An assessment of the impact of teleworking on carbon savings and the longer-term effects on infrastructure servicesAutor(es):
Carbon Trust
| Instituto Vodafone para la Sociedad y la Comunicación
Editor: London : Carbon Trust, June 2021Descripción: 41 p. : gráf. ; 1 documento PDFTipo de contenido: texto (visual) Tipo de medio: electrónico
Tipo de soporte: recurso en líneaTema(s): Tecnologías habilitadoras digitales
| España | Europa | infraestructuras digitales | teletrabajo | reducción de gases | gases efecto invernaderoRecursos en línea: 
Acceso al documento The report provides an assessment of the current state of affairs related to the impact of teleworking on climate change across six European countries: United Kingdom (UK), Germany, Spain, Sweden, Italy and the Czech Republic. The study includes an overview of broader implications teleworking could have on infrastructure use and further considerations needed for decision-makers to better plan cities, telecommunications and other infrastructure services for future teleworking with minimal carbon impact. The analysis shows that homeworking saves carbon emissions on average over the year in all six countries analysed. Germany has possibly the greatest potential to enable annual carbon savings in the future. At last concluyes that when strict lockdown restrictions were imposed in 2020 carbon saving per average teleworker was highest compared to pre and post COVID.
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The report provides an assessment of the current state of affairs related to the impact of teleworking on climate change across six European countries: United Kingdom (UK), Germany, Spain, Sweden, Italy and the Czech Republic. The study includes an overview of broader implications teleworking could have on infrastructure use and further considerations needed for decision-makers to better plan cities, telecommunications and other infrastructure services for future teleworking with minimal carbon impact. The analysis shows that homeworking saves carbon emissions on average over the year in all six countries analysed. Germany has possibly the greatest potential to enable annual carbon savings in the future. At last concluyes that when strict lockdown restrictions were imposed in 2020 carbon saving per average teleworker was highest compared to pre and post COVID.
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