Deciding to measure energy properly is the easy part. This is the how: what GreenDot connects to, what you see once it does, and how it turns device-level readings into cost and carbon.

We went to IBC 2026 ready to talk about sustainability. We came back talking about visibility. Once people could see live energy data from the technology around them, the question changed. Not "what's our carbon footprint?" but "what can this data actually tell me?" We paired GreenDot™ with IBM Aspera, ran the same transfers across servers in the US and Holland, and let visitors question the results through DEO. Here's what we showed, what people asked, and where the conversa

Ask most organisations what their technology estate consumed last month and you'll get a number. Ask where the number came from, and things get vaguer. An average. A model. A supplier coefficient applied to an assumption applied to a spreadsheet. Estimates got our industry started. They won't get it to net zero. The gap between what gets reported and what's actually happening - on the devices, the servers, the workloads drawing power right now - is the reason GreenDot exist

At this year's MTSS Summit, Barbara Lange closed the measurement panel with a line that stuck: you can't go on a diet if you don't weigh yourself first. It captured a real shift - media is moving from estimates toward measurement teams can act on. Dot Group's Lee Otterway joined the BBC, CBC/Radio-Canada and Greening of Streaming to explore what's measurable today, and how device-level data turns a hidden anomaly into a decision you can make the same morning. Here's the recap

The science is clear. To limit global warming to 1.5°C, global CO₂ emissions must drop by 45% from 2010 levels by 2030. We must reach net zero by 2050. The pledges made by all 195 signatory countries to the Paris Agreement are projected to deliver only about 12% of the necessary reductions by 2035. The gap between commitment and action is vast and consequential. (UN, 2024) For businesses, this gap poses more than just a reputational risk. Regulatory pressure is mounting. Inve

The foundation everything else rests on Before you can reduce your energy costs, before you can report your carbon emissions with confidence, before you can optimise a single workload or make a single sustainability commitment that holds up to scrutiny - you need a baseline. Not an estimate of a baseline. Not a model of what your baseline probably looks like based on your industry sector and floor area. An actual, verified, measurement-based picture of what your infrastructur