Research
Research Excellence
Research is central to CR&A. Eric Zie’s role as a Visiting Professor in Digital and ICT Sustainability, combined with his extensive research in ClimateTech, provides unique insights into the evolving landscape of digital decarbonisation. As the founder of GoCodeGreen—a world-leading IT measurement and reporting solution that is ISO and GHG Protocol compliant—and author of the "Decarbonise Digital" guides for ICT and AI, Eric has been instrumental in shaping sustainable technology practices globally. His achievements, including the TechUK Planet Award and the Google Brain Award, reinforce his commitment to pioneering solutions that blend digital disruption with sustainability.
Eric's research work is now centred on ClimateAI and harnessing the power of artificial intelligence whilst balancing this with his expert sustainable technology and digital knowledge.
Services and Projects
Research Support
Research Support
Research Support
CR&A offers expert research services to support new projects in digital and AI sustainability. With a deep understanding of ClimateTech, green software engineering, and the latest trends in sustainable ICT, Eric can enhance your research proposals and funding submissions. By providing data-driven insights, tailored strategies, and guidance on sustainable digital practices, he helps align your projects with cutting-edge developments, strengthening their potential for success in securing funding and delivering impactful outcomes.
Funded Projects
Research Support
Research Support
The GENIUS project, part of the ITEA program under Eureka, focuses on using Generative AI to automate and enhance software development. CR&A is working with the UK project lead, King’s College London, alongside partners such as BT, to develop tools that support software engineers in tasks like coding, documentation, and quality analysis but doing this in the most sustainable way possible.
ITEA is a collaborative R&D program within Eureka, an international network supporting innovation-led projects. The UK's funding agency, UKRI, is involved.