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See how our courses and patterns are being used by organisations and educators worldwide.
How Goldman Sachs, Avanade, and GSF members worldwide built and scaled the Green Software Practitioner course — now completed by over 130,000 engineers.
How NTT DATA, Goldman Sachs, and contributors from 11 organisations built the Green Software Patterns catalogue — peer-reviewed techniques with measurable impact.
Beyond our courses, a growing ecosystem of resources to support your green software journey.
Scaling green software skills across your teams? We offer tailored programmes for GSF member organisations.
Structured learning programmes with facilitated sessions, group exercises, and peer discussion. Designed for teams adopting green software practices together.
Integrate GSF courses directly into your internal learning platforms. Deliver green software training at scale, on your own schedule.
Recognise and empower your most passionate green software advocates. Champions drive adoption from within, supported by the global GSF community.
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Education programmes are available to GSF member organisations. Membership gives you access to cohort training, in-house licensing, and the full GSF ecosystem.
Explore membership →Stories and insights from practitioners, educators, and organisations building the green software movement.
The new GSF member shares how the University of Edinburgh is reducing its digital carbon footprint through practical steps like website measurement, image optimization, and behavioral change initiatives.
Join us in welcoming Universidad Politécnica de Madrid to the GSF. Learn how they bridge academia and industry while championing green software standards across Europe.
Join us as we welcome Mondragon University to the GSF and learn how they’re preparing the next generation of engineers to lead the sustainability transition.
In 2024, GSF members participated in a design thinking workshop to evolve GS Patterns Catalog. Today, we share their insights, observations, and guideposts that will shape the project's evolution.
Join us in welcoming the Manchester Metropolitan University (McrMet) to the GSF. Dr. Michael Bane and Dr. Ernest Edifor share more on advancing the teaching of green software engineering across universities and colleges.
Join us in welcoming Interfima to the GSF. Anastasios Avranas of Interfima shares more about Interfima's aspirations to green its IT infrastructure and services and how joining the GSF will strengthen Interfima's commitment to software sustainability.
Six essential publications to build your knowledge of green software to help you develop climate-conscious code.
Starting with a small but determined team, Avanade consistently produced engaging content and provided resources to raise awareness and spark interest within the organization. A grassroots approach has turned into a strong green software movement with decentralized groups engaging and sharing information. Other companies are following suit, using Avanade’s success story as a template for shaping their own green software culture.
HCLTech is a software developer with a solid internal focus on green software training. SVP and Global Client Partner at HCLTech, Sunil Aggarwal, reveals more about their green software journey.
With over 140 lecturers, 100 research staff and 1,300 students, the world-leading Department of Computer Science at UCL is building momentum toward green software
The Foundation wants a future where software produces no harmful environmental effects. To make this happen, we need software to emit the least amount of carbon possible- read our Book of News to understand how the GSF intend to do this.
Sarah Hsu is an Associate at Goldman Sachs and works on Site Reliability Engineering. She is very passionate about the Green Software Foundation's educational component, which includes raising awareness, encouraging discussions and amplifying voices.
