Dell reduced global greenhouse gas emissions by 40%
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Dell reduced global greenhouse gas emissions by 40%
Dell’s global environmental, health and safety director Dane Parker said: “At the same time we continue to achieve significant results, we are still the ultimate goal for our efforts, that is, until 2015, Dell reduced global greenhouse gas emissions by 40%.By improving the energy efficiency of operations, greater purchasing renewable energy to examine continuously and the use of clean and renewable energy sources which we firmly believe, is certainly able to achieve this ambitious goal. ”
Meanwhile FY08 compared to fiscal Dell until 09 total electricity consumption by 3% green electricity purchases from 4.36 times more reduced. According to statistics, Dell has more than one quarter of global electricity generation from renewable energy sources. And in the United States and Europe, has eight parks, Dell, a 100% use of renewable energies.
With the purchase of a reliable third party to verify the share of renewable energy, Dell continued impact offset their carbon emissions on the environment. The company in August 2008 for five months earlier than expected to achieve its carbon neutral goal, will be the only company to achieve carbon-neutral computer company.
In addition, Dell has also be carried out in cooperation with the International Foundation for the Conservation of Madagascar Fandriana-Vondrozo forest corridors to re-create the project. The project aims to before 2013 years by more than 500,000 tons of carbon dioxide emissions are reduced.More about Dell’s carbon neutral emissions and operations information, see Corporate Responsibility Report by Dell.
Climate Group, North America, Kate Krebs, Director of Sustainable Resources, said: “With the gradual increase awareness of carbon emissions and global access to climate-friendly economy era, we are pleased to be able to like the Dell, an industry leader by example which should strive to be reduced to their consumption, production and more environmentally friendly products and packaging, as well as educating customers to focus on electronic product recycling.
We insist on Dell’s commitment to cooperate fully with the practice of reducing the emissions of some , but also hope that other companies and organizations can provide a model for this world-class learning environment. “


