Global CO2 emissions from a 30-minute Netflix stream 2019

Published by Ian Tiseo, Feb 6, 2023
Video streaming on Netflix emits carbon dioxide mostly due to the generation of data from servers, which consume electricity. In 2019, a 30 minute show on this streaming platform emitted around 63.5 grams of carbon dioxide in Australia, while Norway in contrast, only emitted 0.74 grams of carbon dioxide.

Emissions from streaming a half-hour Netflix show worldwide in 2019, by select country (in grams of carbon dioxide per half hour)

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March 2020

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Worldwide

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2019

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