The term CO₂-conscious scheduling comes from the areas of "Sustainability and Environment 4.0" and "Digital Transformation". It describes a modern approach in which appointments, processes and working hours are organised in such a way that CO₂ emissions are kept to a minimum.
With CO₂-conscious scheduling, you pay specific attention to which activities are particularly climate-friendly and when. For example, this can mean organising meetings as video conferences instead of face-to-face meetings with travel. The choice of time is also important: if energy from renewable sources is available on the grid - for example, if there is a lot of wind or sun during the day - energy-intensive activities can be planned for precisely that time. This reduces CO₂ emissions.
An illustrative example: A company does not schedule its weekly server update process at night without solar power, but rather at midday on a sunny day. This allows it to utilise clean solar power and avoid additional emissions. CO₂-conscious scheduling thus helps to practically integrate sustainability into everyday life and is a building block for climate-friendly working in the digital world.
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