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            power management, 22. See also AEM  greenhouse gases, 5
                (Active Energy Manager)        physical space requirements, 7
             Chicago-area utility case study, 153  Reed, Bill, 115
             on desktop and laptop computers,   refresh cycles, 17
                 enabling, 28                 Registration, Evaluation and
             Lexington, Kentucky case study, 177-178  Authorization of Chemicals
            power supplies, 34                    regulations, 80
            Power Usage Effectiveness. See PUE  regulation. See government regulation
            power usage metrics. See metrics  Remote Data Protection services, 243
            private cloud computing, 240-241  Remote Wake, 111
            procurement programs to promote energy  renewable power generation methods
                efficiency, 62                 cost of, 254
            product labeling to promote energy  hydroelectric power, 255-261
                efficiency, 61                   advantages of, 257-258
            product lifecycle, 20                comparison with other generation methods, 260
            professional accreditation by LEED, 121  disadvantages of, 258-259
            protocols for building management    environmental impact of, 258-259
                systems, 43                      greenhouse gas emissions and, 257-259
            PSSC (Products and Solutions         population relocation and, 259
                Support Center) Green Data       related activities surrounding, 258
                Center of the Future. See Montpelier,  small-scale plants, 256-257
                France case study                worldwide production capacity, 261
            PUCs (Public Utility Commissions), 69  solar power, 272-279
            PUE (Power Usage Effectiveness), 121-122  active and passive solar technologies, 273            ptg
             explained, 122-124                  CSP systems, 276-277
             future development, 125             experimental systems, 277-278
             ratings for modular data centers, 162  peak power capacity statistics, 275-276
            pumped-storage hydroelectricity, 133, 256  photovoltaics, 273-275
            PV (photovoltaics), 273-275          storage systems, 278-279
                                               wind power, 261-272
                         Q–R                     energy potential rankings, 269-271
                                                 grid management, 263-264
            Q7 (offshore windfarm), 266
                                                 installed capacity statistics, 267-269
            raised-floor cooling systems, 142    intermittency, 262, 264-265
            rate-case incentives, 69-70, 73      offshore windfarms, 266-267
            rating systems. See also LEED; metrics  penetration, 265-266
             energy efficiency ratings for green IT, 78-81  small scale generation, 271-272
             ENERGY STAR program, 45, 58-59, 79,  “Report to Congress on Server and
                 114-115, 180                     Data Center Energy Efficiency”
             future of, 127                       (U.S. EPA), 4
             PUE ratings for modular data centers, 162  reporting in Chicago-area utility case
             worldwide building rating systems,   study, 155
                 119-120                      resources for information
            rebates and incentives. See incentives  on cloud computing, 248-249
                promoting energy efficiency    on green data centers, 40-42
            recycling IT equipment, 82-83      on green IT, 35-37, 225
            reducing                          Restriction of Hazardous Substances
             desktop and laptop computer energy   (ROHS) directive, 80
                 consumption, 27-30           return on investment (ROI) for green data
             energy usage indirectly, 9           centers, 7
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