Please join Carbonetworks and Carahsoft on Thursday, May 13 at 2pm Eastern for our first interactive Customer Best Practices Forum for Sustainability Information Management, during which members of government agencies will learn from commercial companies’ experiences on how to best tackle Executive Order 13514 and energy-related cost-benefit evaluations.

Nathan Smith, Practice Leader at Project Performance Corporation, will speak about their support of the environmental efforts of federal agencies, including the U.S. Department of Energy.

Mike Brown, Director of Sustainability and Legal Projects for Sears will describe how his department is managing refrigerant data to mitigate compliance risk pertaining to the 1990 EPA Clean Air Act, and calculate the carbon impacts of emissions and energy consumption in order to incorporate strategic reduction initiatives.

This 90-minute webinar offers an opportunity both to hear about the unique challenges presented to each customer, and to participate in an interactive discussion to share ideas, strategies, and solutions.

Register now to reserve your space in this first-of-its-kind interactive sustainability web forum, or click here to register for future access to the archived recording.

Sincerely,

Nick Cool
Carbonetworks Government
at Carahsoft Technology Corp
703-871-8544 (Direct)
888-662-2724 (Toll-Free)
nick.cool@carahsoft.com
www.carahsoft.com/carbonetworks

Positioned as a cross between a mini World Economic Forum and TED talks show, Climate Spark offers a unique place and platform for UN delegates and business people to meet and network each evening during COP15. Exclusive after parties are planned each night, with celebrities and dignitaries. This exclusive business forum is sponsored by Clean World Capital, a clean energy and technology merchant bank specialised in financing cleantech and renewable energy projects. Climate Spark is supported by Climate Consortium, Climate Exchange, World Climate Solutions, British Chamber of Commerce, Danish Industry, Reuters, Cleantech Magazine, and Bright Green.

With the explosive growth of online transactions and information, data centres supporting everything from financial transactions to health and government records have grown exponentially, doubling in energy requirements and emissions since 2000. Data centres, with thousands of servers, can consume as much energy as large towns. Any organisation with such massive energy consumption will face significant financial liabilities under regulatory schemes, such as the Carbon Reduction Commitment.

The drive for more efficient energy use in this category – “greening the data centre” – can thus result in significant dividends, both financially and in terms of an organisation’s reputation.

In this complimentary webinar, experts from COLT and Carbonetworks explain the CRC league table put forth by the Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs (Defra), how the league table drives CRC costs and risks, and how to improve position on the league table in order to reduce liabilities – or even create profit — by reducing your energy consumption. You will come away with knowledge on which Green IT practices have significant impact and which can be less effective. COLT, a leader in data management and sustainability, has partnered with an emissions management company Carbonetworks to share insights on efficient data centres and other enterprise-level strategies to address challenges brought by CRC.

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Join us to learn how Carbonetworks can take the pain out of CRC Compliance
Date: Tuesday, July 21
Time: 4:00 PM, BST

CRC Reporting isn’t limited to Companies headquartered in the UK; if you have divisions located in the UK your organization could be subject to the reporting mandates that come into effect April 2010.  For example, U.S. companies with operations in the UK that meet the CRC thresholds for electrical consumption will be impacted by the new mandate.

To date organisations have manually gathered data into Footprinting spread sheets and used external consultants. This is expensive, time consuming and does not offer a viable long term strategy.

Now Carbonetworks offers an efficient practical approach to CRC Compliance that reduces administrative cost and improves the ability to identify reduction opportunities through powerful software capabilities.

Carbonetworks collaborates with the Carbon Trust Standard to streamline the CTS Accreditation process through our customized reports.

Carbonetworks, the global leader in GHG, energy, and sustainability software, talks about how best to prepare for the coming CRC Requirements.

Presented by:  Stephen Mooney, VP Corporate Development, Carbonetworks Corporation.  A pioneer in carbon management, Stephen Mooney has worked with both public and private sector organizations to help them understand and manage their carbon strategy. Today Mr. Mooney is VP Corporate Development for Carbonetworks, the global leader in GHG, energy, and sustainability software, and is responsible for strategic business development initiatives for the company. He is based in London UK.

Presented by:  Harry Morrison, General Manager of the Carbon Trust Standard Company.  Mr. Morrison was the Senior Strategy Manager for CTS prior to becoming the GM in 2008, and has previously been with Acturis and MMG.  Harry and the CTS are committed to Supporting businesses and public sector organisations to achieve the Carbon Trust Standard, to communicate their sustainability and to prepare for the CRC.

“The key to enabling CRC compliance is software that automates the requirements while providing intelligent, auditable GHG & Energy information back to the business to help improve the bottom line”

– Carbonetworks CEO, Michael Meehan

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Carbonetworks CEO Michael Meehan will be speaking at this year’s Clean Technology Conference in Houston TX, May 4 2009. Michael will be speaking to a delegation of over 5000 about carbon opportunities and risks in the emerging US carbon markets and how companies can best prepare for cap and trade. We hope to see you there!

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