Comment ecologee.net The Internet with renewables (Score 1) 334
For ecologee.net means that H.R.5646 will push the awareness towards a "greener" Internet. No more, nevertheless we are happy about this move!
ecologee.net want's to create an Internet enteriley relying on renewables. The more power can be saved the soon this will be likely.
One vision is, that clients, data centers, backbones, phone calls will be routed exclusively over a literally "green" grid, not a VPN.
The Energy Efficient Internet Project --> http://www.csee.usf.edu/~christen/energy/main.html or http://www.ecologee.net/ itself aim for an intelligent use of micro processors, networks and usage of alternative energies.
I am an partner of an ISP in Germany and I am about toconvince them to switch their power consume to one of our ecologic energy providers. Now, we work on an internal initiative to convince other ISP's beeing hosts in a data center in Berlin to move the whole data center to new contracts regarding energy.
If you were a very small center, you could consider switching versa photovoltaic, loads of contries in Europe will even share the cost of private investment in renewables too. You gain a lot.
These data centers already use renewables and if you know one more, feel free to add it, as it's a wiki. --> http://www.ecologee.net/pmwiki.php/Endanwender/%DC bersichtDer%D6ko-ISPs
regards, scoid
ecologee.net want's to create an Internet enteriley relying on renewables. The more power can be saved the soon this will be likely.
One vision is, that clients, data centers, backbones, phone calls will be routed exclusively over a literally "green" grid, not a VPN.
The Energy Efficient Internet Project --> http://www.csee.usf.edu/~christen/energy/main.htm
I am an partner of an ISP in Germany and I am about toconvince them to switch their power consume to one of our ecologic energy providers. Now, we work on an internal initiative to convince other ISP's beeing hosts in a data center in Berlin to move the whole data center to new contracts regarding energy.
If you were a very small center, you could consider switching versa photovoltaic, loads of contries in Europe will even share the cost of private investment in renewables too. You gain a lot.
These data centers already use renewables and if you know one more, feel free to add it, as it's a wiki. --> http://www.ecologee.net/pmwiki.php/Endanwender/%D
regards, scoid
