TeamViewer bridges distances
Since 2005, TeamViewer has been helping its users and customers get things done remotely. Whether it's providing IT support to family members or configuring industrial machines for international companies, we have long understood the importance of minimizing unnecessary travel. Less travel not only saves time and money, but also CO2 emissions. To quantify the impact of using TeamViewer software in terms of avoided travel and associated CO2 emissions, we commissioned a study.
41 million tons of CO2 emissions avoided by users and customers
The study shows that TeamViewer helped users and customers avoid between 15.6 and 44.8 million tons of CO2 emissions in 2022. To narrow down the savings, we calculated a realistic scenario in consultation with internal and external experts based on assumptions regarding, for example, the number of travelers or the chosen mode of transport. This results in an avoidance of around 41 million tons of CO2 in 2022.
The total amount of avoided emissions corresponds to, for example
- approx. 42,000 flights from London to Tokyo and back in a Boeing 777-300ER
- approx. 10 times the emissions of the waste management sector in Germany
- the CO2 stored in approx. 147k hectares of US forest, an area approx. 25 times the size of Manhattan
Scientifically proven
Five Glaciers Consulting have based the study on a scientific approach that included an online user survey as well as expert interviews with TeamViewer customers. The study was critically reviewed by TÜV SÜD, known for their expertise in technical testing and certification, validating its scientific approach and thorough data analysis.