Videoconferência CO₂

The Zoom meeting carbon footprint calculator helps estimate the amount of CO₂ emitted during online video conferences. It is based on an average emission rate of around 1 kg of CO₂ per hour of online meeting. This calculation considers the energy consumption of servers, data centers, and users' devices.

The used formula is simplified and takes into account the sum of greenhouse gas emissions generated by the electricity consumption of equipment and infrastructure necessary for video conferences. However, it is essential to note that these values can vary depending on factors such as internet connection quality, number of participants, and type of device used.

It is recommended to use this calculator to get an approximate idea of the digital footprint of your online meetings. With the growing popularity of remote work and virtual meetings, understanding the environmental impact of these activities is crucial to seeking ways to reduce it.

By using this tool, you can start to reflect on more sustainable practices in the use of technology for communication, such as reducing meeting time, using more energy-efficient equipment, and compensating emissions through carbon reduction projects.