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IT power usage is a significant concern. Data center energy consumption isestimated to account for 1% to 1.5% of all energy consumption worldwide.Hardware designers, data center designers, and other members of the ITcommunity have been working to improve energy efficiency across many parts ofthe IT infrastructure; however, little attention has been paid to the energyefficiency of software components. Indeed, energy efficiency is currently not acommon performance criteria for software. In this work, we attempt to quantifythe potential for gains in energy efficiency in software, based on a set ofexamples drawn from common, everyday decisions made by software developers andenterprise architects. Our results show that there is potential for significantenergy savings through energy-conscious choices at software development andselection time, making the software and IT artifact sustainable and environmentfriendly.

A Case for Sustainability and Environment Friendliness in Software  Development and Architecture Decisions by Taking Energy-Efficient Design  Decisions