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Rebooting Dell to go carbon neutral.
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When the PC manufacturer made the commitment to become carbon neutral, they knew they couldn't do it alone. Now, Dell's 2.1 million square-foot is powered with 100 percent green energy, 40 percent of which is supplied by the nearby Waste Management Austin Community Landfill's gas-to-energy project. By thinking green, Dell is also saving money. The purchase of our waste-based energy gives Dell price certainty on its operational costs for power, and the company expects it may see the cost benefits of using green power in the future. That type of savings will always compute.
To learn more about how we create power from landfill gas, click here, or to see how your company can benefit from our green energy projects, visit us at wm.com.
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