Technology and the environment: how to develop a more responsible digital future?

Conference co-organized by the Digital & Environment Group of Télécom Paris alumni, the ESSEC Digital Club, ESSEC Transition Alumni and G9+.

Digital technology already accounts for over 4% of greenhouse gas emissions, more than civil aviation. Between 40 and 50 billion kg of electronic equipment are put on the market every year. As for waste, in France only 14% is recycled, and worldwide ¾ ends up in illegal processing channels.

(Sources: GreenIT, Ademe, IPCC reports)

Far from the promises of "dematerialization in the cloud", digital technology is generating a massive and growing ecological cost. At the same time, it also makes a major contribution to the ecological transition (reduced use of transport, access to soft mobility, smart cities, smart grids, etc.).

Sobriété numérique, High Tech, Low Tech, IT for green, what are the possible futures?

At a time when a new regulatory framework is being put in place, what are our responsibilities as digital players?

A round-table discussion with our experts and speakers, to answer all your questions!

We'll be delighted to welcome a number of exceptional speakers:

Frédéric Bordage, Sustainable ICT and digital service eco-design consultant Independent expert and founder of the Green IT collective

Thibault de Gaulejac, Co-founder and CEO of Mobilite.eco

Sandrine Joseph, PMO Digital Transformation, CSR - Orange France

Agnès Crepet, Head of Software Longevity & IT - Fairphone

Céline Lescop, member of Think Tank The Shift Project

Alexandre Mahe, Managing Director, Partner at FABERNOVEL

Debate moderated by :

Céline Carle Faye - ESSEC Transition Alumni

Gérard Der Agobian (1983) - Groupe Numérique & Environnement Télécom Paris alumni

Marie Husson : Club ESSEC Digital - ESSEC Transition Alumni

Participation in this webinar is free and open to all, but registration is required.
The link to connect will be communicated to registrants on the day of the webinar.

We look forward to seeing many of you there.

See you soon.

Digital and Environment Group