Sustainability

The European League of Football broadcasts nearly 100 American football matches during its season, which lasts from June to September each year. It’s a labor-intensive process that involves thousands of staff and complex coordination. It centralizes this process with support from AWS to drive efficiency and sustainability, while giving fans the same great-quality viewing experience.

Iberdrola has championed sustainability for more than two decades. By using AWS, it developed an energy management solution—training and deploying machine learning models on Amazon SageMaker—to help cut customer energy consumption and cost by up to 30%.

ENGIE built a “Common Data Hub” on Amazon Web Services to make more innovative use of over one petabyte of data across thousands of projects. Built using AWS technologies, it helps cities—such as Barcelona—reduce energy consumption by up to 15 percent. In addition, the ability to scale the company’s infrastructure up during peak hours and down during less active hours saves ENGIE 60 percent in cloud runtime costs.

Sencrop built its microclimate application on Amazon Web Services (AWS) using core services such as Amazon EMR—a cloud big data solution for petabyte-scale data processing, interactive analytics, and machine learning (ML). Using Sencrop’s solution, almost 30,000 farmers across Europe improved sustainability efforts by reducing water use, chemical spray treatment frequency, and tractor and harvester trips.

Its ability to bring clarity to the energy value chain is the reason thousands of cities, regions, and energy companies in Germany and Switzerland work with enersis. The climate technology firm’s digital platform uses Amazon Web Services (AWS) to scale and secure big data that helps customers make critical energy-related decisions.

The travel group TUI used Amazon Web Services (AWS) to build a tool to help it measure the sustainability impact of its infrastructure. Applying this solution to one of the company’s machine learning products meant it could lower resource requirement by 40 percent, while maintaining the service excellence that its 60 million customers expect.

DeviceAtlas customers analyze trillions and trillions of records to get the actionable intelligence that allows them to tailor content, optimize engagement, and drive revenue. Hundreds of businesses—from startups to technology giants to consumer brands—run DeviceAtlas efficiently using Amazon Web Services.

Heidelberg is striving to become a pioneer in digital city through sustainable city services using open standards. Digitalization can be used in nearly all areas of life to make life more easy, simple, and comfortable. The city has now the opportunity to expand and improve the existing services. Using AWS, it can leverage modern methods for solutions that have a high usability and at the same time ensure Data Sovereignty.