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The ISOC the project ‘Potentials of Green Coding’ found that about half of surveyed software companies prioritize Green Coding as a strategic goal, yet only 18% actively measure its environmental impact. As global sustainability awareness grows, so will the recognition of green coding. However, our project also found that Green Coding is widely seen as not being promoted enough and that less than 17% of software-producing companies have already consciously integrated Green Coding strategies....The ISOC the project ‘Potentials of Green Coding’ found that about half of surveyed software companies prioritize Green Coding as a strategic goal, yet only 18% actively measure its environmental impact. As global sustainability awareness grows, so will the recognition of green coding. However, our project also found that Green Coding is widely seen as not being promoted enough and that less than 17% of software-producing companies have already consciously integrated Green Coding strategies. To avoid greenwashing and ensure genuine environmental benefits, widespread dissemination of accessible methods and tools for measuring software's environmental impact, including energy consumption, as well as the adoption of credible and high-quality labels for sustainable software development is crucial. Additionally, collaboration and knowledge exchange among developers, organizations, and environmental experts is essential to accelerate the adoption of eco-friendly programming practices» weiterlesen» einklappen