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Utility Opportunities for IT Energy-Efficiency Programs: Webinar Presentation Materials
ENERGY STAR and The Climate Savers Computing Initiative hosted the second in a series of educational Webinars for utilities designed to raise awareness of the benefits and savings associated with energy-efficient computing on October 20, 2009. The Webinar focused on the implementation of utility programs that address the power and cost benefits of energy-efficient computing equipment and ENERGY STAR computers and servers, framing a discussion around emerging programs.
Webinar Recordings
View and listen to the webinar as it was presented on October 20, 2009 
Webinar Presentations
Climate Savers Computing Initiative and ENERGY STAR Program Overviews 
Hardware Energy-Efficiency 101
Emerging Practices for Replacing Inefficient Hardware
Utility Opportunities for IT Energy-Efficient Programs: Beyond Power Management
Case Studies: Utility Experiences with Energy-Efficiency Programs
