This project examined the social and environmental impacts of the provision and consumption of digital services, through several angles: how digitalization changes energy use (Environmental Engineering), changes in consumption patterns (Psychology), digital sufficiency marketing (Sustainability Marketing), imaginaries and future visions (Social Philosophy).
The study explored the social and environmental consequences of digital service delivery and usage, considering multiple viewpoints: the influence of digitalization on energy use (Environmental Engineering), changes in consumption patterns (Psychology), digital sufficiency marketing tactics (Sustainability Marketing), and conceptualizations and future outlooks (Social Philosophy).