AT&T saves $44 million by going green
On Friday, we asked whether people need a reward to go green. If saving the environment isn’t enough incentive for you, what about saving money? According to the Treehugger, last year AT&T saved $44 million dollars by going green. What did they do? Replaced incandescent bulbs with LEDs at more over 1,100 sites Removed networking switches at 11…
On Friday, we asked whether people need a reward to go green. If saving the environment isn’t enough incentive for you, what about saving money?
According to the Treehugger, last year AT&T saved $44 million dollars by going green.
What did they do?
- Replaced incandescent bulbs with LEDs at more over 1,100 sites
- Removed networking switches at 11 central offices
- Installed desktop power management software on 169,000 computers
- Launched an online energy management training program
- Tracked energy performance through the Energy Scorecard
- Participated in the EDF Climate Corps program
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Would you go green to save money?