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The document discusses Bristol City Council's efforts towards green ICT and reducing the carbon footprint of ICT usage in the city. It provides data on the current ICT energy consumption and carbon emissions across various sectors and hardware in Bristol. It promotes the bristolgreenict.org.uk website for showcasing good green ICT practices, and calls local organizations to create green ICT action plans and support Bristol in winning a European green ICT competition.

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GREEN ICT Lorraine Hudson & Stephen Hilton Bristol City Council GREEN ICT CALL TO ACTION

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Sector Breakdown Energy Consumption (KWh) Energy Expense (£) Carbon Emissions (t/CO2) Total 125,248,234 10,771,348 67,258

Sector Breakdown Sector Energy Consumption (KWh) Energy Expense (£) Carbon Emissions (t/CO2) Manufacturing 5,798,704 498,689 3,114 Construction 2,817,124 242,273 1,513 Distribution, Hotels and Restaurants 17,080,790 1,468,948 9,172 Transport and Communications 2,236,287 192,321 1,201 Finance, IT other business activities 42,476,102 3,652,945 22,810 Public admin, education & Health 48,388,341 4,161,397 25,985 Other Services 6,450,886 554,776 3,464 Total 125,248,234 10,771,348 67,258

Hardware Breakdown Energy Consumption (KWh) Energy Expense (£) Carbon Emissions (t/CO2) Total 125,248,234 10,771,348 67,258

Hardware Breakdown Hardware Energy Consumption (KWh) Energy Expense (£) Carbon Emissions (t/CO2) PCs 62,894,103 5,408,893 33,774 Peripherals 15,017,078 1,291,469 8,064 IT Services 37,241,556 3,202,774 19,999 Telecom Devices 10,095,497 868,213 5,421 Total 125,248,234 10,771,348 67,258

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