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Lee Company Installs Solar Power System

Posted by Environmental Leader on 05/07/2008

The Lee Company, a maker of MicroHydraulics, has installed 1,760 photovoltaic panels on the roof of its Westbrook, Connecticut manufacturing facility. The 308-kilowatt solar electric system is one of the largest in New England, according to the company.Nearly half the size of a football field, th ...

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Industry Needs Energy Star For Servers - Now!

Posted by Environmental Leader on 04/07/2008

The other day while out shopping for Energy Star rated household appliances with my wife, I got to wondering why we still do not have Energy Star rated servers. This really is not as hard as some would have us believe.  Even though it is not an exact science - witness the legion of consumers [.. ...

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Ericsson Solar Cell Solution Deployed In South America

Posted by Environmental Leader on 04/07/2008

A solar radio-site system from Ericsson will provide enough clean energy to power Digicel’s network coverage in remote areas of Suriname, the company announced.The system will help Digicel, the largest mobile telecommunications operator in the Caribbean, lower its energy consumption, reduce ...

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Feds Lift Moratorium On U.S. Solar Plant Applications

Posted by Environmental Leader on 04/07/2008

The Bureau of Land Management says it is calling off a recently announced moratorium on applications to build solar plants on public lands, The Associated Press reports.The bureau wanted to put new applications for solar plants on federal land on hold until May 2010 while it reviewed potential en ...

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Leaving Computers On Over Holiday Weekend Costs Big Bucks

Posted by Environmental Leader on 04/07/2008

U.S. companies could have saved up to $46 million over the three-day Independence Day weekend, according to a report produced by 1E and the Alliance to Save Energy.The report says if the 104 million workers who use PCs at work left them on for the long weekend, they would have contributed 474 mil ...

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