A new report by CESC and Ericsson ConsumerLab describes commuters’ frustration with lame traffic and the behavior of other people. ICT solutions could help to make daily work travel more bearable.
Printed media are often considered to have a higher environmental impact than online media. CESC analysed the environmental performance of selected Alma Media products and found out that things are far more complicated.
As a member of the organising team, CESC welcomes to the Fourth International Conference on Sustainability in Energy and Buildings 3-5 September 2012 in Stockholm.
Anna Kramers, PhD student at CESC, presents her research at KTH’s 2011 Energy Initiative.
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