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Why choose energy efficient products
Environmental issues are becoming important to organisations and individuals alike.
Energy efficient choices can reduce greenhouse gas emissions and save energy costs for the user, without sacrificing features, style or comfort.
Lenovo's role in combating climate changes
Lenovo is committed to providing environmentally responsible, energy-efficient technology choices. In 2007 Lenovo joined the Board of Climate Savers Computing to support the efforts in reducing the IT CO2 emissions by 50% by 2010¹.
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This is how we do it:
- All Lenovo ThinkPad notebooks, ThinkVision monitors and many ThinkCentre products launched from 2008 are Energy Star 4.0 compliant and have up to 70% energy efficiency improvement compared to older generation PCs.
- Lenovo systems that achieved EPEAT Gold rating also contain up to 90% re-usable and recyclable materials and their packaging is 90% recyclable.
- Lenovo Power Manager and BatteryStretch² technologies provide adjustable power management for better performance and longer battery life.
Our end-to-end solution
Lenovo in partnership with our alliances offer a complete environmentally responsible solution from buying back and recycling customers' old PCs to providing them with new energy efficient Lenovo systems that help reduce energy consumption and electricity costs. |
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Energy efficient products
Lenovo has a range of energy efficient EPEAT Gold systems and monitors to suit the requirements of different types of customers:
All Lenovo LCD monitors launched from 2008 are Energy Star 4.0 compliant and EPEAT Gold.
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Your choice
A small office network of just 2 PCs can use as little as 130 kWh or as much as 1300 kWh annually³. Consider the environmental impact and achievable cost savings by switching older generation PCs to the Lenovo Energy Star 4.0 compliant products.
By choosing to purchase more energy-efficient PCs, consumers and organisations can do their part to reduce carbon emissions and combat climate change while also saving money.
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Lenovo reserves the right to alter product offerings or specifications at any time without notice. Models proposed are for illustration purposes only. Lenovo is not responsible for photographic or typographic errors. Information advertised has no contractual effect.
- Climate Savers Computing - the initiative which focuses efforts of technology providers and committed participants to significantly increase the energy efficiency of computers and servers and reduce their CO2 emissions by 50% by 2010. www.climatesaverscomputing.org
- Available on selected ThinkPad notebook models
- Energy Star at www.eu-energystar.org Energy Star ratings are available in the USA, Canada, the EU, Japan, Taiwan, Australia and New Zealand.
Lenovo, the Lenovo Logo, ThinkCentre, ThinkPad and ThinkVantage Technologies are registered trade marks or trade marks of Lenovo. AMD Sempron is registered trade marks or trade marks of AMD Corporation or its subsidiaries in the United States and other countries. Other names and brands may be claimed as property of others. © Lenovo 2008. All rights reserved. |
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How can you help to save the environment?
- Choose Energy Efficient products. For PCs and monitors, Energy Star 4.0 certification should be the minimum criteria.
- Activate Power Management features on your PC.
- If possible, do not leave your PC idle for a long time or switched on over night.
- Turn off monitors and printers when not in use.
- For notebooks, use Carrying Cases with proper system protection features to ensure longevity of your PC and lower waste.
- Do not print unnecessarily and recycle old paper documents.
- Recycle packaging and components.
- Use buy-back services to recycle old PCs.
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Use
- Energy efficiency
- Recyclable packaging
- Power management tools
- Ergonomics
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End of Life
- Buy back services
- Asset recovery solutions
- De-manufacturing
- Reuse/recycle
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Production
- Design for Environment
- Recycled and non-hazardous materials selection
- "Green" processes
- Environmental certification
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