Great hopes have been placed in IT and Digital Technologies to support our transition towards a low-carbon economy, but the digital sector itself emits as many greenhouse gases as the world's entire road freight. Let's make sure we clean our own house while helping to make the world a better place!

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Why they attended our past editions

"Attending the Green IO conference is an absolute must for anyone passionate about sustainable IT. It’s the perfect place to discover cutting-edge tools, proven best practices, and practical strategies to effectively measure and minimize your IT environmental impact."

Pierre Seroul,Head of Data & Energy Efficiency Domain (Eviden)

Green IO New York brought together the forward-thinking and passionate leaders of sustainable computing for two days of knowledge sharing that created valuable new projects and partnerships in digital climate action. It was inspiring.

Susannah Hill, Co-Founder (Cloud Sustainability Watch)

“It was a pleasure to participate in the Green IO 2023 forum! In the very technophile setting of the API Days, a great day of acculturation on the climate issues of digital activity. Top-notch speakers to raise awareness, engage the dynamics of eco-responsibility and illustrate concrete initiatives from players in digital, travel or industry. Positive challenge!”

Cyril Casenave, Head Of API & Digital Assets (Club Med)

“This was my second year at Green IO and I was so honoured to be on stage for a second year as well and the growth, and bigger stage! gave me goosebumps. I walked away inspired and having learnt things that we’ll be applying to our own digital sustainability projects. But mainly the sense of community that I felt at the conference was incredible and uplifting and it has inspired me to reignite getting more involved in the wider digital sustainability community as well.”

Andri Johnston, Digital Sustainability Lead (Cambridge University Press and Assessment)