Posts Tagged ‘reduce energy costs’
Tuesday, May 18th, 2010
The British Chambers of Commerce, in partnership with the Carbon Trust, have launched a web site to raise awareness of the Carbon Trust’s unsecured, 0% business loans for energy saving equipment. Loans of between £3,000 and £500,000 are available…. (more…)
Tags: Business Continuity, green IT, High Availability, high availability solutions, Reduce Carbon Emissions, reduce energy costs, server virtualisation, Virtualisation
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Wednesday, January 27th, 2010
Not the ‘comparing’ kind but a green computer security kind. Typically, PCs are switched on for much longer than they are needed – when employees go to meetings, go to lunch, etc. MeerCat is a simple device that recognises when the PC user is no longer in the vicinity and puts the computer into security mode (so no-one else can access confidential data) and also puts the computer into energy saving mode (so it saves on energy bills and CO2 emissions).
Users can see at a glance how much energy and CO2 they are saving when they use the MeerCat – so the benefits are very easily trackable. Click MeerCat from 24/7 Uptime to find out more.
Tags: Computer security, green IT, MeerCat, Reduce Carbon Emissions, reduce energy costs
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Monday, November 2nd, 2009
…. courtesy of Bill Allen from Allen Multimedia Productions. Learn about how our server high availability solution can reduce energy costs and CO2 emissions and about the benefits of our offsite data backup solution. (Both topics are in the same video.)
Tags: Business Continuity, high availability solutions, Off-site back-up, Reduce Carbon Emissions, reduce energy costs
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Friday, October 9th, 2009
A recent report from analyst company Forrester suggests 86% of IT directors surveyed already have or are considering a green IT plan. (more…)
Tags: 24/7 Uptime, high availability solutions, reduce energy costs, server availability, server virtualisation
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Wednesday, October 7th, 2009
We’re up bright-eyed and bushy-tailed this morning, on our way to the Energy Solutions Expo at London Olympia. We’re hoping to meet lots of interesting people, find out their needs and concerns, and a few good sales leads would be nice too….. Do visit us at the North West Pavilion Stand E94 and say hello!
Tags: green IT, Reduce Carbon Emissions, reduce energy costs
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Wednesday, September 16th, 2009
Had an interesting meeting with James Purnell MP a few days ago about green IT and the financial benefits of reducing CO2 emissions. (see our press release here.) He has kindly included us on his web site too – click here to take a look…..
Tags: green IT, Reduce Carbon Emissions, reduce energy costs
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Tuesday, September 15th, 2009
We attended a very interesting seminar on CRC legislation last week (thanks to Enviros for inviting us) and it made everything much easier to understand. (more…)
Tags: green IT, Reduce Carbon Emissions, reduce energy costs
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Thursday, August 20th, 2009
According to the Environmental Audit Committee, the Government’s use of IT systems is one of the main reasons given for the failure to meet its own targets for reducing carbon emissions. Electricity use is increasing, largely due to the number of Government computers, printers, laptops et al. (more…)
Tags: green IT, Reduce Carbon Emissions, reduce energy costs
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Thursday, August 13th, 2009
7th and 8th October will see 24/7 Uptime at the Energy Solutions Expo 2009 at London Olympia - thanks to Envirolink North West. (more…)
Tags: envirolink, green IT, reduce energy costs
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Saturday, August 8th, 2009
I’m learning more about the CRC legislation that comes into effect next year and it’s sounding like a rather expensive undertaking for business so far. From what I can gather, and in very simple terms, organisations within the scope of this legislation will initially need to buy allowances (emission credits) from the Government at a cost of £12/tonne of CO2 produced. (more…)
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