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IBM cools down its supercomputers
April 8, 2008 - by David Ehrlich -
Big Blue says its new systems could cut energy consumption in data centers by 40 percent.
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Postcards from the San Francisco Cleantech Forum
February 29, 2008 - by Massie Santos Ballon -
So that’s why attendees chose to stay indoors on sunny, fog-free days in San Francisco. What’s that? You weren’t one of them?
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2008 Cleantech Awards recipients
February 26, 2008 - Exclusive -
The Masdar Initiative's Dr. Sultan al Jaber and Google were both recognized for their cleantech leadership. Learn why.
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Google, Masdar receive 2008 Cleantech Awards
February 26, 2008 - by Massie Santos Ballon -
Corporation of the Year, Leader of the Year and Most Promising Technology were awarded tonight at a gala event in San Francisco.
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eSolar gets Googled
January 17, 2008 - by David Ehrlich -
The search giant gives $10 million to solar thermal, Khosla strikes again, and nanomaterials attracts some cash.
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Forget the Gphone, here comes Gsolar
November 29, 2007 - by David Ehrlich -
A dot-com tackles climate change, with fuel cells and others among eight other deals that showed up on our radar this week.
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Google creates renewable R&D group
November 27, 2007 - by David Ehrlich -
The search giant plans to invest hundreds of millions of dollars to produce clean energy technology that is cheaper than coal.
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Plug-in hybrids can Google for cash
September 12, 2007 - by David Ehrlich -
The search giant has put out a request for proposals, offering $10 million to help companies get their cars to market.
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Google goes dark
Tech giant Google—wealthy enough to have resources to pursue environmental leadership in whatever obscure place it may—has taken an odd step.
It has introduced a black background version of its search engine.
Yes, it's the same old Google. Just on black, instead of white.
Why?
A study from back in 2002 found that cathode ray tube (CRT) monitors expend significantly less energy to display black than white or other colors.
Governments not in the LEED, say experts
July 17, 2007 - by Dallas Kachan -
High profile personalities in green building asked governments to get out of their way on a panel today in San Francisco.
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