Green Web Foundation

• Check a websiteFind out whether a website runs on green hosting: whether it is served by a hosting provider the Green Web Foundation has verified as running on green energy, which provider that is, and the reports and certificates the provider shared as evidence. Give a domain, a full web address or an IP address. A site that isn't on green hosting comes back marked as not green rather than failing the step. No API key required.
• Check several websitesCheck up to 25 websites for green hosting in one step, such as a list of suppliers' or clients' sites. Each comes back in the order given with its verdict, its hosting provider and the provider's evidence, plus how many are green and whether all of them are. No API key required.
• Get grid carbon intensityFind how carbon intensive the electricity is where a server is: give its IP address and get the country it is located in, the grams of CO2 emitted per kilowatt-hour on that country's grid, averaged over a year, and the share of its electricity made from fossil fuels. The figures come from the energy think tank Ember and are useful for estimating a website's or service's emissions. No API key required.
• List green hosting providersList the hosting providers in the Green Web Foundation's directory of verified green hosts, with each one's website and country. Narrow it to one country, or to names containing some text, to find a green host to move a site to. No API key required.
• Get a hosting providerGet one hosting provider's record from the Green Web Foundation: its website and country, how it covers its energy use (green energy, compensation or a mix), and the data centres it listed with their city and energy efficiency. Pick the provider, or use the id a website check returned. No API key required.

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