Electrical distribution > Power quality and supply

Smart meters to harness energy and greenhouse savings

17 September, 2007

A recent report from Total Environment Centre (TEC) claims that a roll-out of ‘smart’ electricity meters could save 19.4 million tonnes of greenhouse emissions. TEC is a resource and support base for environmentalists that lobbies and campaigns local, state and federal government to protect the local environment.


PMC200 three-phase UPS for data centres

21 August, 2007

The PMC200 three-phase UPS is claimed to have an efficiency rate of 96% at full load and over 95% for partial loads to provide higher efficiencies, cost savings and availability for data centres.


Ilisys carbon-neutral data centre

17 August, 2007

Ilisys hosts 20,000 businesses on their 100% 'green' powered data centre using energy generated from renewable sources that can be replaced or can't be depleted, like solar and wind and that produce no greenhouse gases


Electricity supply quality for large-scale arts complex

23 July, 2007

Temperature and humidity control are vital for preserving sensitive art and historical collections and these environmental control systems depend on reliable electric power to ensure they're always functioning


Business-critical electrical supply continuity solution for NZ ISP

18 July, 2007

ICONZ, one of New Zealand's first internet service providers, is implementing power protection and cooling solutions from Emerson Network Power to ensure business-critical continuity at its newly built data centre in Auckland


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