7,000 Sq FT home with ZERO carbon footprint.

July 15, 2008 on 11:38 am | In Kinetic Power, Secondary Capture, Solar Power | No Comments

The design of the home, at nearly 7,000 square feet, is built with two-thirds less waste than traditional models and operate 80% more efficiently than similar sized home. It’s high-end luxury, but hey, if you can afford to build a home like this, there’s no reason to skimp on doing it as green as possible. The designers Diseño Earle hope to have the house available for purchase sometime in 2009

Capturing Waste Heat from DataCenters

June 28, 2008 on 10:57 pm | In Fossil Power, Secondary Capture | No Comments

From the Article

Reusing the waste heat from a data center may not make the server room itself more efficient, but depending on how heat is reused, it can save a company a significant sum of money. In its report to Congress last year on data center energy consumption, the federal Environmental Protection Agency suggested the practice. And the idea has gained traction, according to Mark Fontecchio of SearchDataCenter.com.

 So what do you think? Can we really capture the waste?

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