Google Data Centers Use More Power than Salt Lake City - environmentalleader.com - Green Data Center News

Search:
Categories
Topics Mentioned
- Google
- Greenpeace
- LEED
- New York Times
- Amazon.com
Authors
- Environmental Leader

Google Data Centers Use More Power than Salt Lake City

environmentalleader.com (Sep 9 2011) Carbon Footprint , Solar , Cloud Computing
1. Google has broken its silence on energy consumption, announcing that it consumed 2,259,998 MWh in 2010. In a new section on the Google Green site, called “The Big Picture,” Google also said that it generated 1.46 million metric tons of carbon dioxide last year. Average annual carbon footprint per user was about 1.46 kg CO2 [...] (Read Full Article)
  
  Bookmark or Share this article
Login to comment.
Related Articles
Microsoft Launches Hohm, Enters Home Energy Management Business

also written by Environmental Leader

Wto, Unep Connect the Dots between Trade and Climate Change

also written by Environmental Leader

Army Bases Adopt GHG Management System

also written by Environmental Leader

Verizon Expands Energy-Efficiency Efforts, Reduces GHG Emissions

also written by Environmental Leader

Dell Builds a VIA-Powered Server to Cut Power Costs

also mentions New York Times

Monday News Roundup (OK it's Tuesday this week)

also categorized in Carbon Footprint

Data Center Efficiencies Coming Full Circle to DC, Liquid Cooling

also published in environmentalleader.com

Intel Cuts Emissions by 27% in 2008

also published in environmentalleader.com

Software Solutions Ease Sustainability Management and Reporting

also written by Environmental Leader

Microsoft Offers Best Practices for Green Data Centers

also categorized in Carbon Footprint