SVMG and Climate Change Robert Parkhurst February 23, 2005.

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SVMG and Climate SVMG and Climate Change Change Robert Parkhurst Robert Parkhurst February 23, 2005 February 23, 2005

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SVMG and SVMG and Climate ChangeClimate Change

Robert ParkhurstRobert Parkhurst

February 23, 2005February 23, 2005

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SVMG and Climate SVMG and Climate ChangeChange

Member companies recognize that CO2 Member companies recognize that CO2 reduction is a competitive advantagereduction is a competitive advantage

SVMG is a leader in promotingSVMG is a leader in promoting Energy efficiencyEnergy efficiency Demand responseDemand response Distributed generation Distributed generation

Two recent programs embody this Two recent programs embody this commitmentcommitment Sustainable Silicon Valley – 16 companiesSustainable Silicon Valley – 16 companies Flex Your Power Silicon Valley – 34 Flex Your Power Silicon Valley – 34

companiescompanies

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SSV and FYP participantsSSV and FYP participants *Agilent Technologies, Inc *Agilent Technologies, Inc *Akeena Solar *Akeena Solar *ALZA Corporation *ALZA Corporation American AirlinesAmerican Airlines *Applied Materials, Inc. *Applied Materials, Inc. BEA Systems, Inc. BEA Systems, Inc. Cadence Design Systems, Inc. Cadence Design Systems, Inc. *Calpine Corporation*Calpine Corporation Cassatt Corporation Cassatt Corporation CelerityCelerity Cisco Systems, Inc. Cisco Systems, Inc. CitibankCitibank *City of Palo Alto*City of Palo Alto *City of San Jose*City of San Jose ComcastComcast *County of Santa Clara*County of Santa Clara Deloitte & ToucheDeloitte & Touche EPRIEPRI Foothill De Anza CollegesFoothill De Anza Colleges General Dynamics Advanced Information General Dynamics Advanced Information

Systems Systems Greater Bay BancorpGreater Bay Bancorp *Hewlett-Packard Company *Hewlett-Packard Company Hitachi Semiconductor America Hitachi Semiconductor America Kinetics GroupKinetics Group *LifeScan, Inc. *LifeScan, Inc.

*Lockheed Martin Space Systems Company *Lockheed Martin Space Systems Company M3iWorks, Inc. M3iWorks, Inc. Mach EnergyMach Energy *NASA-Ames Research Center *NASA-Ames Research Center Network ApplianceNetwork Appliance Northrop Grumman Marine Northrop Grumman Marine *Oracle Corporation *Oracle Corporation *Pacific Gas & Electric Company *Pacific Gas & Electric Company Philips ElectronicsPhilips Electronics Rambus, Inc.Rambus, Inc. *Roche Palo Alto *Roche Palo Alto San Jose Mercury NewsSan Jose Mercury News Santa Clara UniversitySanta Clara University *Santa Clara Valley Water District*Santa Clara Valley Water District SAP Labs, Inc. SAP Labs, Inc. SBCSBC Silicon Valley BankSilicon Valley Bank Silicon Valley Manufacturing Group Silicon Valley Manufacturing Group Smurfit-Stone Container Corporation Smurfit-Stone Container Corporation Solectron Corporation Solectron Corporation Stanford UniversityStanford University Synopsys, Inc. Synopsys, Inc. Therma WaveTherma Wave United Defense LP, Ground Systems DivisionUnited Defense LP, Ground Systems Division

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Case Study: LifeScanCase Study: LifeScan Reduced CO2 emissions by 19% between Reduced CO2 emissions by 19% between

2000 and 20032000 and 2003 Saved 132,000 KWh (82,000 lbs CO2) in Saved 132,000 KWh (82,000 lbs CO2) in

20032003 Purchased 1.87 million KWh of 100% Purchased 1.87 million KWh of 100%

BioenergyBioenergy Implemented LCD purchase policyImplemented LCD purchase policy Committed to a 40% increase in fleet fuel Committed to a 40% increase in fleet fuel

economy by 2009economy by 2009 Allocated $240 million for CO2 reduction Allocated $240 million for CO2 reduction

projectsprojects

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Case Study: HPCase Study: HP

Qualified > 1,000 HP products in ENERGY Qualified > 1,000 HP products in ENERGY STAR®STAR®

Increased server efficiency by more than 35%Increased server efficiency by more than 35% Reduced PFC emissions 26% between 2002 Reduced PFC emissions 26% between 2002

and 2003and 2003 Implemented > 60 GWh of energy efficiency Implemented > 60 GWh of energy efficiency

projects in 2004projects in 2004 Became ENERGY STAR® Million Monitor Became ENERGY STAR® Million Monitor

Drive memberDrive member Purchased 8.6 GWh of green energy in 2004Purchased 8.6 GWh of green energy in 2004

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Case Study: CiscoCase Study: Cisco

Saved 45 GWh annually through new Saved 45 GWh annually through new construction energy measuresconstruction energy measures Installed advanced building automation Installed advanced building automation

systemssystems Saved more than 20 GWh through Saved more than 20 GWh through

best practices over past 2 yearsbest practices over past 2 years Implemented ENERGY STAR® Implemented ENERGY STAR®

settings on 40,000 monitorssettings on 40,000 monitors

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ConclusionsConclusions

SVMG member companies have SVMG member companies have demonstrated leadership and partnership demonstrated leadership and partnership in reducing their impact on climate in reducing their impact on climate changechange

SVMG continues to encourageSVMG continues to encourage Public reportingPublic reporting Best practice sharingBest practice sharing Participation in energy efficiency and GHG Participation in energy efficiency and GHG

organizationsorganizations