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IBM to increase the amount of renewable electricity it procures

IBM to increase the amount of renewable electricity it procures

By Tom Raftery on March 27, 2015

After returning from IBM’s InterConnect conference recently we chided IBM for their aping of Amazon’s radical opaqueness concerning their cloud emissions, and their lack of innovation concerning renewables. However, some better news emerged in the last few days. The Whitehouse last week hosted a roundtable of some of the largest Federal suppliers to discuss their […]

Posted in Featured Posts, Technology / Software | Tagged Cloud, electricity, Electricity generation, emissions, greenhouse gas emissions, ibm, Renewable energy, renewables

Use open source platforms to find cloud computing’s energy and emissions footprint

Use open source platforms to find cloud computing’s energy and emissions footprint

By Tom Raftery on May 8, 2012

  Regular GreenMonk readers will be very aware that I am deeply skeptical about claims that Cloud Computing is Green (or even energy efficient). And that I talk about the significant carbon, water and biodiversity effects cloud computing can have. One of the biggest issues with any claims of Cloud Computing being energy efficient, or […]

Posted in Technology / Software | Tagged Cloud, Cloud Computing, cloud computing efficiency, cloud computing energy efficiency, cloud computing footprint, cloudstack, emissions, Energy, Eucalyptus, hp, ibm, Open source, open source platform, OpenStack, Rackspace | 2 Responses

SAP’s 2011 Sustainability Report

SAP’s 2011 Sustainability Report

By Tom Raftery on April 2, 2012

SAP launched its 2011 Sustainability Report this week and in terms of aesthetics and social sharing, this is one of the best Sustainability Reports I have seen to-date. The site contains many videos with SAP staff – including one from co-CEO’s Jim Hagemann Snabe & Bill McDermott which is featured prominently on the home page. […]

Posted in Technology / Software | Tagged Cloud, emissions, Energy, renewables, sap, Sustainability, sustainability report

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