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Ulrike Meyer-Hanschen

Division Assistant

Professional Training and Career

Graduated at Free University of Berlin with the title Diplom-Geographin (Geographer)
working as office manager and assistant since 1998

Language Skills

English

Contact

Ulrike Meyer-Hanschen

Resources & Transport
Division Assistant
Berlin
Oeko-Institut e.V.
+49 30 405085-331
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AI at the expense of climate protection: energy requirements of data centres will double by 2030

Press releases 05/14/2025

The use of artificial intelligence (AI) is currently experiencing rapid growth. This accompanied by rising energy requirements, increasing greenhouse gas emissions and higher water and resource consumption. On behalf of Greenpeace Germany, Oeko-Institut has analysed the environmental impact of artificial intelligence and prepared a trend analysis up to the year 2030. The report shows how AI can become more sustainable and formulates policy options for reducing its harmful environmental impact.
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Monitoring that matters – transparency makes land sector climate action effective

Blog 04/23/2025

Land management has important implications for climate change, making it essential to monitor it transparently. Increased transparency helps to improve decisions, accountability, and responsibility of all actors.