Infosys, the Indian outsourcing giant, has cut its per employee electricity use by about a third and introduced energy efficiency measures that have...
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Prioritize renewable energy based electricity: GreenpeaceBy : Sustainability ..., Feb 21, 2013
Greenpeace India has made a request to Bihar deputy CM Sushil Kumar Modi, who also holds the finance portfolio, to prioritize renewable energy (RE) based electricity generation in the budget allocation for the financial year 2013-14. "As a group, we have always believed that a... |
Invest IPO funds in clean energy: Greenpeace to Bharti InfratelBy : Sustainability ..., Dec 14, 2012
Ahead of the launch of Bharti Infratel Initial Public Offering (IPO), Greenpeace called on investors to demand Bharti Infratel utilise the money raised from the IPO to invest in clean energy. Greenpeace has termed this IPO as a decisive moment for the Indian telecom industry and raised the concern... |
Wipro takes top spot in green electronics rankingsBy : Sustainability ..., Nov 20, 2012
Indian tech giant Wipro has parachuted into the top spot in Greenpeace's latest green electronics rankings, after winning plaudits for its ambitious commitments to cutting carbon emissions and sourcing energy from renewable sources. Greenpeace today unveiled its 18th annual Guide to Greener... |
Infosys cuts energy use by a thirdBy : Sustainability ..., Jun 12, 2012
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Greenpeace to provide energy in BiharBy : Sustainability ..., May 17, 2012
A Greenpeace India on Tuesday said that a network of microgrids should be set up to provide energy to all in Bihar through renewable energy sources. Greenpeace India executive director Samit Aich, while releasing the report at a function here, said that this model of energy supply will foster... |
Greenpeace provokes Apple on renewable energy stanceBy : Anonymous, May 2, 2012
Greenpeace activists scale the Apple headquarters in Cork City and display a clear message "Clean Our Cloud" to demand that the company switch from coal to renewable energy sources to power their cloud computing data center, as an employee looks on. (Courtesy Greenpeace International) |
India's telecom sector fueling emissionsBy : India Carbon Outlook, May 20, 2011
India's telecommunications sector has emitted more than 5.6 million tons of greenhouse gas emissions since 2008, due to its heavy reliance on diesel for generating power, a new Greenpeace report says. Figures from India's Ministry of New and Renewable Energy show that in 2008 the telecom sector... |
Greenpeace dishes the dirt on data centresBy : India Carbon Outlook, Apr 25, 2011
Greenpeace has launched a new report called ‘How dirty is your data?', which looks at energy choices made by IT companies across the globe for their data centres. Companies looked at in the report include Amazon.com (Amazon Web Services),... |
Bihar broke energy promises: Greenpeace IndiaBy : India Carbon Outlook, Mar 3, 2011
Greenpeace India, the environment protection organisation, has charged Chief Minister Nitish Kumar-led coalition government in Bihar with going back on its promises, especially on renewable energy. The group has said that the government, enjoying a huge majority in the state... |
Greenpeace seeks Sonia's intervention for redrafting billBy : India Carbon Outlook, Aug 22, 2010
Environmental NGO Greenpeace Saturday sought National Advisory Council (NAC) chairperson Sonia Gandhi's intervention for redrafting a proposed legislation that will act as a single window clearance mechanism for GM crops in the country. According to the organisation, the Biotechnology Regulatory... |




