April 14, 2025
Webinar announcement: Sustainability in streaming
How to reduce the carbon footprint
The rising demand for video streaming is driving significant energy consumption and carbon emissions. As the industry seeks sustainable solutions, standards and technologies play a crucial role in reducing environmental impact without compromising quality and user experience.
Our next webinar on Wednesday, 14 May, 10:00-11:00 CEST will explore how industry standards such as HbbTV, DVB-I, and DASH contribute to sustainability in streaming. Experts will present the latest research findings, discuss best practices, and share real-world experiences in reducing the carbon footprint of video delivery. We will also highlight the importance of consumer awareness and education in fostering sustainable viewing habits and look ahead to future developments in eco-friendly streaming.
Agenda
- The Role of Standards and Specifications – How HbbTV, DVB-I, and DASH contribute to energy-efficient streaming
- New Research and Studies – Insights into the environmental impact of streaming and potential solutions
- Experiences and Best Use Cases – Practical approaches from industry leaders in reducing carbon emissions
- Consumer Awareness and Education – Encouraging sustainable viewing behaviours
- Future Developments – Emerging trends and innovations for a greener streaming industry
Speakers
- Robert Seeliger – Senior Project Manager Future Applications and Media & DAI Lead, Fraunhofer FOKUS
- Peter Pogrzeba – Senior Project Manager, Deutsche Telekom Laboratories
- Hemini Mehta – Senior Sustainability Lead, EBU
- Vincent Grivet – HbbTV Chair & LoCaT Project
- Ben Schwarz – President, Greening of Streaming
- Jörn Krieger – Moderator
Who should attend?
This webinar is designed for broadcasters, streaming service providers, technology vendors, policymakers, and sustainability advocates looking to understand and implement environmentally friendly streaming practices.
Register now to gain first-hand insights into sustainable streaming solutions for a greener digital ecosystem.
