Monday, October 22nd 2012

Intel Ranks as One of the Greenest Companies

Today Newsweek unveiled its annual Green Rankings and Intel is ranked #7 on the U.S. 500 list (up from #15 in 2011) and #35 on the Global 500 list (up from #47 in 2011). Intel was recognized for its green initiatives including buying more green power than any company in the U.S., reducing its greenhouse gas emissions by 60 percent since 2007, and tying employee compensation to green performance.

Find the Newsweek list here.
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24 Comments on Intel Ranks as One of the Greenest Companies

#1
TheGuruStud
That's cute. I bet they're not counting their Asian/overaseas parts LOL
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#2
trickson
OH, I have such a headache
Well if they could just bottle the farts of there employes they could move up one notch or 2. This Green crap is just dumb!
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#3
UbErN00b
tricksonWell if they could just bottle the farts of there employes they could move up one notch or 2. This Green crap is just dumb!
How so? I know for one I would rather we found an alternative natural gas and oil so at least we're not reliant on the middle east for our energy needs and don't have to start or support false wars to do so. I also like the idea of using less myself as it means I pay less, so being green isn't all about hippy ideals/reducing global warming, not that I believe in the whole man-made global warming propoganda anyway.
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TheMailMan78
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UbErN00bHow so? I know for one I would rather we found an alternative natural gas and oil so at least we're not reliant on the middle east for our energy needs and don't have to start or support false wars to do so. I also like the idea of using less myself as it means I pay less, so being green isn't all about hippy ideals/reducing global warming, not that I believe in the whole man-made global warming propoganda anyway.
We already have that. Its call propane. Half the cabs in NYC run off of propane. The US is the middle east of propane too.
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#5
repman244
TheMailMan78We already have that. Its call propane. Half the cabs in NYC run off of propane. The US is the middle east of propane too.
But propane isn't renewable.
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TheMailMan78
Big Member
repman244But propane isn't renewable.
So? Thats not what he said. He wanted a fuel that took us off the middle east tit. Propane.
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#7
hardcore_gamer
UbErN00bI know for one I would rather we found an alternative natural gas and oil so at least we're not reliant on the middle east for our energy needs and don't have to start or support false wars to do so
Surprisingly,the country from which the United States imports the greatest amount of oil is Canada.
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repman244
TheMailMan78So? Thats not what he said. He wanted a fuel that took us off the middle east tit. Propane.
Yeah, but it doesn't solve the problem of running out of it or not producing enough for the whole country ;)
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TheMailMan78
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repman244Yeah, but it doesn't solve the problem of running out of it or not producing enough for the whole country ;)
We can produce more then enough for the whole nation for well over 100 years. As for running out of it that happens with everything. A fully renewable energy source is the holy grail right now and propane will give us a 100+ more years to find it.
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erocker
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Fascinating! I had no idea Intel ran off of oil and propane.
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UbErN00b
TheMailMan78So? Thats not what he said. He wanted a fuel that took us off the middle east tit. Propane.
hardcore_gamerSurprisingly,the country from which the United States imports the greatest amount of oil is Canada.
This.....
repman244Yeah, but it doesn't solve the problem of running out of it or not producing enough for the whole world ;)
I also fixed your sentence :toast: :laugh:
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#12
repman244
TheMailMan78We can produce more then enough for the whole nation for well over 100 years. As for running out of it that happens with everything. A fully renewable energy source is the holy grail right now and propane will give us a 100+ more years to find it.
That's a good point there. And propane is a lot better than oil anyway, hell even methane is better.
Gas does have it's limitations, but it's ideal for covering the daily "peaks" of energy use (nuclear operates only at constant output).
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TheMailMan78
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erockerFascinating! I had no idea Intel ran off of oil and propane.
lol point taken. :toast:
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UbErN00b
erockerFascinating! I had no idea Intel ran off of oil and propane.
No one said they did, though they got brought into the conversation, oil from myself and I am sure they use a lot of oil, propane and other fossil fuels to generate electric, distribution etc the point is none of our energy consumption or generating is renewable regardless of whether it's gas, oil, propane or coal, which surprisingly enough is still used these days to generate electricity for the grid amongst other things.
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#16
hardcore_gamer
erockerFascinating! I had no idea Intel ran off of oil and propane.
FYI, Czochralski process used for growing large cylindrical ingots of crystalline silicon consumes a lot of oil /gas.


JK:p
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#18
trickson
OH, I have such a headache
One would think Intel would have mini nuclear power plants by now. Oh well so much for finding a real green energy source! Way to go Intel :wtf:
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#19
jihadjoe
According to the linked article Nvidia comes in at #6, one better than Intel. :eek:
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#20
TheMailMan78
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jihadjoeAccording to the linked article Nvidia comes in at #6, one better than Intel. :eek:
NVIDIA is always green.
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#21
trickson
OH, I have such a headache
TheMailMan78NVIDIA is always green.
Yes, yes we know. ;)
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#23
xenocide
jihadjoeAccording to the linked article Nvidia comes in at #6, one better than Intel. :eek:
And IBM is ranked #1, one of the the greenest.
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#24
Ferrum Master
xenocideAnd IBM is ranked #1, one of the the greenest.
I wish IBM would return and spank everyone in the CPU and GPU market as the third major player... this stagnation is leading to quite obvious price fixation... everywhere... HDD/GPU/CPU etc marker... gosh it's becoming as funny as soon phones will have 1080p screen but on PC we haven't had development further for ages... what's wrong with the market?

Green is fine OK... on the papers, like behaving like saints, I want true evil black for the sake of innovation, science and technology development... :toast:
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