Optimizing Household Energy Consumption: A Web-Based Tool for Real-Time Carbon Footprint Calculation and Sustainable Benchmarking

This is an innovative project from an energy-saving perspective. This project ensures that users become in control of their energy consumption and able to take an actively reducing their carbon footprints. It provides users with an interface to input details about household appliances and usage patterns, through which a correct calculation of the carbon footprint could be done. Compared against standard norms, it would help the users identify certain areas where improvement is possible and adopt more sustainable use of energy. Apart from personalized energy assessments, it has now become the central source that connects users to local schemes and initiatives on sustainable energy, including information on resources and programs into waste energy and carbon emission reduction. This integration, therefore, promotes more engagement and involvement within the community as users are nudged to join in the efforts that are being made for the goal of energy conservation. The platform educates its users about energy consumption and aids them in making green choices in data; however, with a holistic approach in carbon footprint management and education pertaining to sustainable long-term behavior, the process takes place through integrated accurate energy tracking, fine recommendations, and community-driven action.

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2025-02-21
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https://doi.org/10.1109/ce2ct64011.2025.10939102
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Energy, Environment, and Transportation Policies
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Optimizing Household Energy Consumption: A Web-Based Tool for Real-Time Carbon Footprint Calculation and Sustainable Benchmarking

Jayaditya Kishore, P. Rama, V. Angayarkanni, J. Kalaivani et al.
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Optimizing Household Energy Consumption: A Web-Based Tool for Real-Time Carbon Footprint Calculation and Sustainable Benchmarking

Jayaditya Kishore, P. Rama, V. Angayarkanni, J. Kalaivani, Harsh Raja
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This is an innovative project from an energy-saving perspective. This project ensures that users become in control of their energy consumption and able to take an actively reducing their carbon footprints. It provides users with an interface to input details about household appliances and usage patterns, through which a correct calculation of the carbon footprint could be done. Compared against standard norms, it would help the users identify certain areas where improvement is possible and adopt more sustainable use of energy. Apart from personalized energy assessments, it has now become the central source that connects users to local schemes and initiatives on sustainable energy, including information on resources and programs into waste energy and carbon emission reduction. This integration, therefore, promotes more engagement and involvement within the community as users are nudged to join in the efforts that are being made for the goal of energy conservation. The platform educates its users about energy consumption and aids them in making green choices in data; however, with a holistic approach in carbon footprint management and education pertaining to sustainable long-term behavior, the process takes place through integrated accurate energy tracking, fine recommendations, and community-driven action.

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