This document defines a standard for AI providers (such as Mistral) to disclose energy consumption and carbon emissions data through their APIs. The goal is to enable clients to track and report the environmental impact of AI usage.
AI model inference consumes significant energy. Users and organizations increasingly want visibility into:
Exporting temperature data from IKEA Dirigera hub to CSV
This guide covers how to install the ikea CLI, authenticate with your Dirigera hub, and export all temperature readings from your Alpstuga sensors into CSV files. Useful as documented evidence for a rent reduction (Mietminderung) claim.
Note: This uses the unofficial ikea-dirigera-client library. It is not affiliated with IKEA. A future hub firmware update could break it.
The CSRD document processing code in the carbon-txt-validator has several performance bottlenecks that can be addressed to improve speed and resource utilization. The main issues revolve around Arelle initialization, file loading, and redundant processing.
Dear colleague,
Thank you for your interest in participating in the stakeholder consultation on Minimum Performance Standards for data centers. The first stakeholder workshop will take place online on 24 March from 10:00–13:00 CEST (Microsoft Teams). If you would like to participate, please register using the link below:
https://ec.europa.eu/eusurvey/runner/2b7fd798-024a-9565-d628-1e9e347cda21
Dear Chris Adams,
We are contacting you because you previously participated in a study on data centre sustainability (EUDCEAR) or you were suggested as potentially interested stakeholder for the topic. The findings of the previous study informed two technical reports which are available online (Report 1, Report 2) and helped identify key priorities for a sustainable data centre sector in the EU.
We are pleased to invite you to participate in the next phase of stakeholder consultation for a new study contracted by the European Commission Directorate-General for Energy (DG ENE
Add this to ~/.marimo.toml, and restart Marimo to see the new providers, and models.
Neuralwatt and GreenPT give you energy consumption figures per API key - you can use this to track consumption for specific teams, projects, and so on.
For more, see https://docs.marimo.io/guides/configuration/llm_providers/#custom-providers
This proposal adds native energy and carbon tracking to OpenCode by:
A lightweight WordPress setup using SQLite instead of MySQL/MariaDB, powered by FrankenPHP. No database server required.
For a fresh Ubuntu 24.04 server:
curl -fsSL https://raw.githubusercontent.com/YOUR_REPO/setup.sh | sudo bash -s -- yourdomain.com 8000
This is is an minimal wordpress plugin we would need to allow any WordPress site to link to a carbon.txt file we would need to set up linked domains to work with the Green Web Platform.