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FAILING TO SWITCH OFF COMPUTERS COULD COST BRITISH BUSINESSES UP TO
£123.2 MILLION A YEAR
FUJITSU
Siemens Computers launches the “Big Turn Off” to support Energy
Saving Week. Failing to switch off PCs costs British industry a
whopping £123.2 million each year, according to Fujitsu Siemens
Computers. The company is using Energy Saving Week as a platform to
launch its Big Turn Off campaign and to call for Britain’s
businesses and workers to make the effort to flick the switch on
their PCs when they leave the office.
To help individual businesses estimate how much this problem might
be costing them Fujitsu Siemens Computers has developed a special
online calculator which can be found on its UK
website.
The idea to work out the financial cost of not switching off PCs
came after recent research found a rise in the number of Green
Collar workers (those that take their green consciences to work with
them). Indeed 78% of British employees claimed to be more
environmentally conscious this week than they were 5 years ago. But
37% indicated that they don’t turn off their PCs when they leave the
office. The research also found that 27% of employees say they have
gone as far as actively lobbying their employer to implement more
environmentally friendly policies (such as procurement of green IT
systems, energy saving and recycling).
Fujitsu Siemens Computers released the first RoHS compliant
“green” laptop, the AMILO V2030 in September 2005. Garry
Owen, Head of Product Marketing at Fujitsu Siemens Computers
commented:- “It was surprising to see that so many workers
claimed to have ‘gone green’ in the workplace and yet they still
overlook the most basic way to save energy, which is to turn their
PC off when it’s not in use. UK businesses need to consider both the
financial and environmental implications of leaving a computer
running and make turning off their PCs each night a policy. So many
employees think it’s sufficient to leave their PCs on standby, but
this still wastes valuable energy resources.
Nowadays most
people are concerned with ways in which we can help protect the
environment and I’m sure if we all started to address little things
like this it would make a huge difference.”
Fujitsu Siemens Computers has pioneered the development of green IT
systems and has promoted their use both in the home and the
workplace for some time now. It supports Energy Saving Week and
hopes to raise awareness of both the environmental and financial
implications of the nations IT habits.
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