Combined Heat And Power
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Will anyone pay for the 'smart' power grid?

Will anyone pay for the 'smart' power grid?

News Electric grids will have to undergo expensive changes to meet rising demand and address environmental concerns. Just don't tell that to utilities or regulators.

Thursday, May 17 2007 04:41 AM

Tags: grid computing


BT offers IT carbon-footprint assessments

BT offers IT carbon-footprint assessments

News The service will look at strategies such as virtualized call centers and teleconferencing to help organizations reduce their CO2 emissions.

Monday, September 24 2007 08:57 PM

Tags: Servers


McKinsey: Energy efficiency could save US$700B

McKinsey: Energy efficiency could save US$700B

News Rather than invent new sources of energy, reducing waste in appliances, homes and business could yield savings of US$1.2 trillion on a US$520 billion investment over 10 years, consulting firm says.

Thursday, July 30 2009 12:44 PM

Tags: Green IT, Infrastructure/architecture management, Investments, Combined Heat and Power, greenhouse gas emission, McKinsey & Co., greenhouse gas, energy efficiency, Canada, barrier


London data center to power local community

News The Telehouse West facility in the Docklands area will export waste heat from its cooling systems to provide energy for surrounding homes and businesses.

Friday, April 17 2009 09:37 AM

Tags: Data centers, Green IT, Carbon Emission, Combined Heat and Power, data center industry, London, industry, strategy, data center, sustainability



How to protect yourself from RAID-related UREs

Enterprise Servers & Storage

An Unrecoverable Read Error during a RAID rebuild can ruin an entire day. Scott Lowe talks about UREs and how you can avoid falling victim to this silent threat.


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Buying a projector? Try an LED TV instead

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If you're thinking of buying a new projector for your office meeting room, why not consider getting an LED TV instead. LED TVs are similar to LCD TVs except that..... by Lee Lup Yuen

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