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Internet services contribute a large fraction of worldwide carbon emissionnowadays, in a context of increasing number of companies tending to provide andmore and more developers use Internet services. Noticeably, a trend is thoseservice providers are trying to reduce their carbon emissions by utilizingon-site or off-site renewable energy in their datacenters in order to attractmore customers. With such efforts have been paid, there are still some userswho are aggressively calling for even cleaner Internet services. For example,over 500,000 Facebook users petitioned the social networking site to userenewable energy to power its datacenter. However, it seems impossible for suchdemand to be satisfied merely from the inside of those production datacenters,considering the transition cost and stability. Outside the existing Internetservices, on the other hand, may easily set up a proxy service to attract thoserenewable-energy-sensitive users, by 1) using carbon neutral or evenover-offsetting cloud instances to bridge the end user and traditional Internetservices; and 2) estimating and offsetting the carbon emissions from thetraditional Internet services. In our paper, we proposed GreenMail, which is ageneral IMAP proxy caching system that connects email users and traditionalemail services. GreenMail runs on green web hosts to cache users' emails ongreen cloud instances. Besides, it offsets the carbon emitted by traditionalbackend email services. With GreenMail, users could set a carbon emissionconstraint and use traditional email service without breaking any codemodification of user side and email server side.

GreenMail: Reducing Email Service's Carbon Emission with Minimum Cost