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Taipei, Dec. 4 (CNA) Products or services featuring lower carbon emissions can better appeal to consumers amid rising environmental awareness, and new information and communications technology (ICT) plays a big role in this process, Acer’s chairman said Saturday.
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Information and Communication Technologies (ICTs) might facilitate the transition to a low-carbon economy, the International Camber of Commerce (ICC) said on Wednesday.
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New Delhi: In an important step toward cutting greenhouse gas emissions, the Global e-Sustainability Initiative (GeSI), an international partnership of information and communications technology (ICT) companies, today unveiled a methodology for evaluating the carbon-reducing potential of new ICT initiatives.
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BANGALORE, INDIA: In an important step toward cutting greenhouse gas emissions, the Global e-Sustainability Initiative (GeSI), an international partnership of information and communications technology (ICT) companies, recently unveiled a methodology for evaluating the carbon-reducing potential of new ICT initiatives.
By 2020, information and communications technology (ICT) could slash carbon emissions globally by 15 percent, equal to 7.8 gigatons, while reducing energy spending by $300 billion. Keynote speaker Molly Webb, head of strategic engagement at The Climate Group, cited those figures here at GreenNet 2010 in San Francisco, drawing on a study conducted by the group “Smart 2020: Enabling the low-carbon economy in the Information Age.”
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Finance Minister Lindsay Tanner has told a CeBIT conference in Sydney the Australian Government was by far the biggest data centre operators in the country
Some of the world’s biggest telecoms companies have come together to form a new consortium tasked with overseeing a massive reduction in the amount of energy used by the industry each year.
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ICT-based offerings can cut 5.8 billion tons of CO2 emissions by 2020, according to IDC’s G20 ICT Sustainability Index.
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ICT-based technologies, if used intensively, have the potential to reduce carbon emissions by 25% in the G20 countries, compared with 2006 baseline emissions.
BRUSSELS, March 30 (Reuters) – The European Union’s technology sector should outpace the rest of the bloc on cutting climate-warming emissions, said Viviane Reding, EU commissioner in charge of information and communication technology (ICT).
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