Apps

We have created a range of web tools such as the Carbon Quilt and a water visualiser. Now we are developing an app to enable viewers to see volumetrically accurate carbon emissions as real-time flows or bubble piles.  Potential uses range from household appliances to power stations, from selling low carbon choices to educating the public in appealing and interactive ways.

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App example showing actual volumes of CO2 emerging from 3kW kettle in real-time (UK grid average)
How do you sell low carbon?
Volume of air saturated daily by Clean Heat buildings (square-base towers) - a ground level view. Red volumes: #6 oil, Pink volumes: #4 oil, Green volumes: Converted
Mapping local air pollution in New York
A view showing the actual annual volume of CO2 produced by power stations around Chicago.
Visualising the carbon footprint of all US power stations
The 'carbon canyons' of the city of London. Each tower represents the annual carbon footprint (2009/10) of a public building.
Carbon footprint of 40,000 UK public buildings
Government carbon dioxide emissions between May 2010 and May 2011 amounted to 646,231 tonnes, which is 13.8% less than the previous year.
UK Government departments exceed their 10% CO2 reduction targets
This is the UK's carbon footprint - 532 million tonnes of CO2 - as a 'patch' of the Carbon Quilt
The Carbon Quilt - a global engagement tool