05 Example Cleanweb Apps and Green Button

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Presentation from "Launching Cleanweb Italy: Open Meeting" in Luiss University Rome 19/9/2012. For more info see http://roma.cleanweb.co

Technology Business

Example Cleanweb Apps
and
Intro to Green Button

Launching Cleanweb Italy, Open meeting !
Università Luiss, Roma
September 19th, 2012

Example Cleanweb Apps
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… from

and other, incl. commercial

Cleanweb Examples

Econofy:
Energy Efficient Shopping
3

An application for consumers to
find energy efficient products
1) Displays popular Amazon
products and pulls the
EnergyStar ratings data

Cleanweb Examples

Econofy:
Energy Efficient Shopping
4

2) Determine “life-time return of investment ROI
calculator” by replacing an existing product
Overall winner of NYC Cleanweb January 2012

Cleanweb Examples

Mastodon C:
Rank cloud computing
Cleanweb App Examples
6
locations after CO2 foo

DoveSiButta:
L’App per la raccolta differenziata
8

 Raccoglie dati geolocalizzati
dei cassonetti della raccolta
differenziata
 App web e mobile per
individuare casonetti più
vicini
 Chiunque può cercare e
segnalare cassonetti
 Un esempio di Cleanweb
Italiano. Premio speciale
Apps4Italy, Maggio 2012

Cleanweb Examples

Green Carrot:
Play, Understand and Save
10

 Visualize your energy
consumption habits and those of
your friends
 Educate users by comparing
energy consumption habits and
shareable energy saving tips.
 Share learned tips and insights
through social networks.
 Based in Tendril Connect API
 Prize for best user experience at
New York Cleanweb January
2012
Cleanweb Examples

Dr Wattson:
Consumer Education and Awareness
11

 Take advantage of alternative pricing options
 E.g. analyze impact of shifting consumption to off-
peak hours, changing contract and changing habits
 Conceived and built in 24hrs during the 1st
Cleanweb Hackathon in San Francisco in
September 2011. Won the audience award.
 APIs:

Cleanweb Examples

Divya Energy:
12

 On-line marketplace for
solar panel installation
 Bringing together home
owners and PV
installers
 Proof of concept
application
 Won 3rd prize at the
Cleanweb Hackathon in
Boston May 2012
Cleanweb Examples

Sunride Analytics:
The EV + PV business case
13

 App for Electric Vehicle
sales points
 Leveraging synergy of
EV+Home PV
 Present custom
business case with
trade-off EV vs Gaz
 Best overall app at Solar
Cleanweb Hackathon in
Oakland 8-10 June 2012

Cleanweb App Examples

Leafully:
Understand your energy usage
15

Cleanweb Examples

A brief Introduction to
Green Button

Launching Cleanweb Italy, Open meeting !
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More info on Green Button…
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 http://www.greenbuttondata.org

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05 Example Cleanweb Apps and Green Button

1. Example Cleanweb Apps and Intro to Green Button Launching Cleanweb Italy, Open meeting ! Università Luiss, Roma September 19th, 2012

2. Example Cleanweb Apps 2 … from and other, incl. commercial Cleanweb Examples

3. Econofy: Energy Efficient Shopping 3 An application for consumers to find energy efficient products 1) Displays popular Amazon products and pulls the EnergyStar ratings data Cleanweb Examples

4. Econofy: Energy Efficient Shopping 4 2) Determine “life-time return of investment ROI calculator” by replacing an existing product Overall winner of NYC Cleanweb January 2012 Cleanweb Examples

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6. Mastodon C: Rank cloud computing Cleanweb App Examples 6 locations after CO2 foo

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8. DoveSiButta: L’App per la raccolta differenziata 8  Raccoglie dati geolocalizzati dei cassonetti della raccolta differenziata  App web e mobile per individuare casonetti più vicini  Chiunque può cercare e segnalare cassonetti  Un esempio di Cleanweb Italiano. Premio speciale Apps4Italy, Maggio 2012 Cleanweb Examples

9. 9 Cleanweb App Examples

10. Green Carrot: Play, Understand and Save 10  Visualize your energy consumption habits and those of your friends  Educate users by comparing energy consumption habits and shareable energy saving tips.  Share learned tips and insights through social networks.  Based in Tendril Connect API  Prize for best user experience at New York Cleanweb January 2012 Cleanweb Examples

11. Dr Wattson: Consumer Education and Awareness 11  Take advantage of alternative pricing options  E.g. analyze impact of shifting consumption to off- peak hours, changing contract and changing habits  Conceived and built in 24hrs during the 1st Cleanweb Hackathon in San Francisco in September 2011. Won the audience award.  APIs: Cleanweb Examples

12. Divya Energy: 12  On-line marketplace for solar panel installation  Bringing together home owners and PV installers  Proof of concept application  Won 3rd prize at the Cleanweb Hackathon in Boston May 2012 Cleanweb Examples

13. Sunride Analytics: The EV + PV business case 13  App for Electric Vehicle sales points  Leveraging synergy of EV+Home PV  Present custom business case with trade-off EV vs Gaz  Best overall app at Solar Cleanweb Hackathon in Oakland 8-10 June 2012 Cleanweb App Examples

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15. Leafully: Understand your energy usage 15 Cleanweb Examples

16. A brief Introduction to Green Button Launching Cleanweb Italy, Open meeting ! Università Luiss, Roma September 19th, 2012

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25. More info on Green Button… 25  http://www.greenbuttondata.org