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An
Energy Star qualified
computer uses 70%
less electricity
than computers without
enabled management
features? Consider:
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Energy
Star qualified computers
use 15 watts or less in
low-power mode.
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Low-power
mode saves energy and helps
equipment run cooler, extending
equipment life.
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Equipment
that runs cooler can result
in reduced energy consumption
and lower air conditioning
costs.
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A
single home office with
Energy Star qualified equipment
(computer, monitor, printer
and fax) can save enough
electricity over its lifetime
to light an entire home
for more than four years.
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State
government agencies are committed
to reducing energy use
in state-owned buildings by 10 percent. This
web site is part of an awareness campaign that seeks to improve energy conservation
in state-owned facilities. |
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We
know you have ideas about
how Minnesota government
can save energy and we want
you to tell
us about them. The ideas
will be reviewed for their
potential for saving energy
and will be added to the
web site periodically.
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Governor’s
Executive Order
Governor Tim Pawlenty has issued Executive
Order 05-16, calling for a
10 percent reduction in energy
consumption in state buildings.
Letter
to state employees
From Administration Commissioner
Dana Badgerow and Commerce Commissioner
Glenn Wilson.
Saving.Energy
e-letter archive
Miss a past Saving.Energy e-letter?
You can find
it here.
The Progress
Report
Click
here to see a copy of the Progress Report on The Governor's Executive Order. |
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Energy
Hog helps you to improve the
energy efficiency of your home, saving
you money and improving your comfort
level while helping the environment.
Click
the Energy
Hog image for
more details.
Energy
Star is a government/industry
partnership that offers businesses and
consumers energy efficient solutions that
save money and protect the environment.
Click
the Energy Star
image for details.
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