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So You’re Building a “Green” Data Center”

By Jack Pouchet on April 26, 2011 1 Comment aperture, avocent, BREEAM, carbon usage effectiveness, cooling, CUE, dcim, Embedded Energy, emerson network power, energy efficiency, Green Computing, green data center, green grid, HVAC, IT asset utilization, jack pouchet, liebert, material recycling ratio, MRR, operational efficiency, power, Power Usage Effectiveness, PUE, recycling program, sustainability, USGBC LEED, water usage effectiveness, WUE, zero-waste

So You’re Building a “Green” Data Center”

Building a green data center is a challenging undertaking; it is also one that is poorly understood and that can fail in many ways. This post goes into some of the deeper level goals that need to be kept in focus if the project is going to be a success.

Cisco Tops The Greenpeace Cool IT Leaders List

By Tracey de Morsella on May 6, 2010 1 Comment carbon footprint, Casey Harrell, cisco, clean energy economy, Climate Change, Climate Control, climate legislation;emissions, climate solutions, cloud computing, Cool IT, Cool IT Leaderboard, Copenhagen Climate Summit, Data Center, data centers, Embedded Energy, emission reduction targets and because it does not release or disclose its own emissions, energy consumption, energy efficiency, Energy Management, energy use, EnergyWise, Ericsson, Fujitsu, GHG emissions, Google, Greenpeace, Hewlett-Packard, HP, IBM, IT climate solutions, IT companies, LCAs, Life Cycle Assessments, Make IT Green: Cloud Computing and its Contribution to Climate Change, Mediator, power consumption.greenhouse gas emissions, power generation, smart grid technology, smart meters

Cisco Tops The Greenpeace Cool IT Leaders List

Cisco, Ericcson and Fujitsu topped Greenpeace’s third annual ranking of global IT companies on their efforts to address climate change.