Spotify.com

See below the carbon emissions created from Spotify users loading the Spotify.com homepage, and the methods to improve their website's sustainability.

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22.8 Megabytes

Resources Per Load (mb)

26 Tonnes

C0₂e Emissions per Million Users

462.8 Billion

Monthly Users (Billion)

$102 Dollars

Carbon Offset $ (Per Mill. Users)

* The value of Spotify carbon offsets is estimated by per million users (see our summary methodology), with an expected 50% reduction in emissions, costed at the market rate of $7.87 per ton C0₂e

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Digital Emission Reduction Essentials

What key factors are involved when reducing your website C0₂e emissions?

Image Sizing

Image compression, sizing and filetypes can vary emissions extensively, and if not managed then images can cause enormous load rate emissions

Eco Hosting

Without realising it, your hosting is more than likely not using renewable energy sources, and as such your website is powered potentially solely by fossil fuels

Lean Code

Heavy codesets are a route cause to a lot of unnecessary load rates, and as such these can spiral your digital emissions if left unmanaged

Third Party Tracking

Website tracking codes are a hidden aspect of website load rates that cause an undue amount of serious third party emissions, and therefore need managed improvements via CDMs