Sony is joining other leaders in the gaming industry as part of the Playing for the Planet Alliance, a group committed to making strides towards long term sustainability goals at the United Nations Climate Summit. Sony has already made strides in reducing the power consumption of the PlayStation 4 with ?efficient technologies? that have reduced the carbon footprint of PlayStation users significantly.

For context, we estimate the carbon emissions we have avoided to date already amount to almost 16 million metric tons, increasing to 29 million metric tons over the course of the next 10 years (which equals the CO2 emissions for the nation of Denmark in 2017).

As part of these commitments, Sony is investing in research and technology that will reduce the power consumption of the ?next generation PlayStation console? (Sony still hasn?t announced the official name) while in Rest Mode, estimated to be around 0.5 W.
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