At Google's Douglas County data center, we take a unique approach to water management. Our reuse water system enables us to use recycled water for 100% of our cooling needs. Learn more about our data centers at www.google.com
Find out about Google's newest data center currently under construction in Hamina, Finland. The new data center will feature an innovative sea water cooling system.
Over the last few years, several innovative electric vehicle (EV) technologies have emerged in the marketplace and here at Google, we've been working to update our green transportation infrastructure. We now have over 30 electric plug-in vehicles in 'Gfleet' -- our car-sharing program for Googlers. We also have developed the largest corporate EV charging infrastructure in the US.
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Learn more about how Google utilizes Power Purchase Agreements (PPAs) - long-term, large-scale investments in renewable energy providers - in order to boost the industry and secure clean power to run Google's products and services. Hear about all the ways Google is greening its operations at www.google.com
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Here at Google we've spent more than a decade striving to improve the energy efficiency of our data centers.There are many simple design choices that you can apply to both small and large data centers to improve the efficiency of a data center facility. This series of videos takes you through the top 5 recommended best practices from our data center experts. This first video introduces why data center efficiency is so important, and the first step in managing your data center's efficiency -- measuring PUE. Find more info on our website: www.google.com
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Watch this video for highlights of some of the top green searches of 2011. Explore the trends for yourself and create your very own green scrapbook at: www.google.com
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In July of 2011, Google's culinary team held a green seafood fair and culinary challenge on the Mountain View, CA campus. In this video, Olivia Wu, Quentin Topping, and others from the Google culinary team explain how the Google green seafood program brings local, fresh, highly sustainable seafood to Googlers - and why everyone should keep the source, catch method, and species of fish they eat in mind.
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Is the newly published Green Dream by Google's Green Czar Bill Weihl and his team realistic? Or naive wishful thinking? I sat down with Parag Chokshi, Clean Energy Public Affairs Manager, at Google's Mountain View Headquarters to discuss its recently published report, The Impact of Clean Energy Innovation. The report paints a picture of green nirvana in the US economy and the energy market - if green investment and government incentives spur rapid clean energy innovation. And it's a big IF, based on some rather optimistic assumptions, that's why we're calling it Google's Green Dream. This interview was recorded on July 8, 2011 Read transcripts, see photos and check out other exclusive interviews with Tom Friedman, Paul Krugman and Vinod Khosla at www.freshdialogues.com and join the conversation at http
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Taurus G4 Electric Aircraft winner of $1.35M NASA Google "Green Flight Challenge 2011" -1 October 3, 2011 Moffett Airfield California Team Name - Pipistrel-USA.com Team Leader - Jack Langelaan Team Pilots Dave Morss and Robin Reid Seats 4 Wigspan 69 feet 2Invhes Empty Weight 2490.8 lb., by CAFE Scale Competition Wt 3294.1 lb., by CAFE Scale Horsepower 194 HP or 145kW Energy Source Electricity Proven Range 200 miles + Stall Speed below 52 mph GFC Speed TBA mph GFC pMPG TBA passenger MPG GFC Noise TBA dBA on Take Off at 250' CAFE (Comparative Aircraft Flight Efficiency Foundation) PIPISTREL aircraft in Slovenia. www.PIPISTREL.si http Playlist from "Green Flight Challenge 2011" www.youtube.com www.eaa.org TilTul tiltul.com LinksYouWantToRemember CIMG9727.AVI
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e-Genius Electric Aircraft (60KW) Won $120K 2nd place . NASA Google "Green Flight Challenge 2011" -5 Aircraft Name: e-Genius Team Name e-Genius Team Leader Eric Raymond Team Pilots Eric Raymond and Klaus Ohlmann Seats 2 Wingspan 55 feet 5 inches Empty Weight 1670.2 Pounds by CAFE Scale Competition Wt 2070.2 pounds Horsepower 80.4 HP or 60kW Energy Source Electricity Range 200 miles + Stall Speed Less than 52 mph GFC Speed TBA mph GFC pMPG TBA Passenger MPG GEC Noise TBA dBA on Take Off @ 250' windreich.ag http www.youtube.com TilTul tiltul.com LinksYouWanterToRemember CIMG9734.AVI
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Eco-Eagle Electric/Gas Aircraft STEMME S10 Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University Flight Research Center. NASA Google "Green Flight Challenge 2011" -4 Moffett Airfield CA October 3, 2011 Rotax Engine or Electric Engine operation Aircraft Name: Eco Eagle Team Name: Embry Riddle Aeronautical Univ. Team Leader: Dr. pat Anderson Team Pilot: Mikhael ponso Seats: 2 Wingspan 75 feet 6 inches Empty Weight: 1970.2 Pounds by CAFE Scale Competition Wt: 2370.2 pounds Horsepower: 140 HP with 40HP as Electric Energy Source Hybrid: Avgas and Electricity Range: 200 miles + Stall Speed Less than 52 mph GFC Speed TBA mph GFC pMPG TBA Passenger MPG GEC Noise TBA dBA on Take Off @ 250' Playlist from "Green Flight Challenge 2011" www.youtube.com TilTul tiltul.com LinksYouWanterToRemember CIMG9730.AVI
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LaminAir Class-3 (GSE Inc.) Hybrid Diesel Electric. NASA Google "Green Flight Challenge 2011" -3 Moffett Airfield CA October 3, 2011 Aircraft Name: LaminAir Team Name GSE Team Leader Greg Stevenson Team Pilots Steve Temple, Darryl Greenmeyer Seats 2 Wingspan54 feet Empty Weight 650 Pounds Competition Wt 1050 pounds Horsepower 20HP Energy Source Bio-Diesel/Electric hybrid Range 1000 miles + Stall Speed Less than 52 mph Efficiency Lift to Drag ratio 45:1 Hybrid Diesel SIV-90 engine from GSE, Inc WingTip propulsors Goldschmied Propulsor Nozzle Technology applied Wng-tip (Electric motors) and Tail Propulsion GSE, Inc gsehfe.com Playlist from "Green Flight Challenge 2011" http TilTul tiltul.com LinksYouWanterToRemember CIMG9731.AVI
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Synergy Aircraft, John McGinnis describes his Double Box Tail aircraft 180HP 2-strokes Diesel engine, Currently fly as an RC test plane . NASA Google "Green Flight Challenge 2011" -2 October 3, 2011 Moffett Airfield California www.synergyaircraft.com Playlist from "Green Flight Challenge 2011" www.youtube.com TilTul tiltul.com LinksYouWanterToRemember CIMG9764.AVI
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Phoenix Piston engine Aircraft (100HP). NASA Google "Green Flight Challenge 2011" -6 Aircraft Name: Phoenix Team Name Phoenix Team Leader Jim Lee Team Pilots Jim Lee and Jeff Shingleton Seats 2 Wingspan 47 feet 3 inches Empty Weight 754 Pounds by CAFE Scale Competition Wt 1199.7 pounds Horsepower 100 HP Piston Engine Energy Source AVgas 100LL Range 200 miles + Stall Speed Less than 52 mph GFC Speed TBA mph GFC pMPG TBA Passenger MPG GEC Noise TBA dBA on Take Off @ 250' TilTul tiltul.com LinksYouWanterToRemember CIMG9737.AVI
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Phoenix S-LSA MotorGlider 100HP Engine. NASA Google Green Flight Challenge 2011 Aircraft Name: Phoenix Team Name Phoenix Team Leader Jim Lee Team Pilots Jim Lee and Jeff Shingleton Seats 2 Wingspan 47 feet 3 inches Empty Weight 754 Pounds by CAFE Scale Competition Wt 1199.7 pounds Horsepower 100 HP Piston Engine Energy Source AVgas 100LL Range 200 miles + Stall Speed Less than 52 mph GFC Speed TBA mph GFC pMPG TBA Passenger MPG GEC Noise TBA dBA on Take Off @ 250' TilTul tiltul.com LinksYouWanterToRemember CIMG9766.AVI
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Pipistrel Taurus G4 Electric Aircraft winner of $1.35M NASA Google -Green Flight Challenge 2011 October 3, 2011 Moffett Airfield California Team Name - Pipistrel-USA.com Team Leader - Jack Langelaan Team Pilots Dave Morss and Robin Reid Seats 4 Wigspan 69 feet 2Invhes Empty Weight 2490.8 lb., by CAFE Scale Competition Wt 3294.1 lb., by CAFE Scale Horsepower 194 HP or 145kW Energy Source Electricity Proven Range 200 miles + Stall Speed below 52 mph GFC Speed TBA mph GFC pMPG TBA passenger MPG GFC Noise TBA dBA on Take Off at 250' CAFE (Comparative Aircraft Flight Efficiency Foundation) PIPISTREL aircraft in Slovenia. www.PIPISTREL.si http Playlist from "Green Flight Challenge 2011" www.youtube.com TilTul tiltul.com LinksYouWantToRemember CIMG9765.AVI
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Berkeley, March 3, 2010 Bill Weihl, Google's Green Energy Czar, was the keynote speaker at the BERC's (Berkeley Energy and Research Collaborative) Innovation Expo kicking off the Energy Symposium 2010 at the University of California Berkeley. The evening event featured some 80 poster presentations by energy researchers, students, and policy makers, and the local start-up community. We see the climate problem as one of the most pressing problems facing humanity. I'm sure all of you know the scale of the problem we face, we need to transform our energy infrastructure virtually completely. Its perhaps the most daunting problem that modern civilization has ever faced on many fronts, technology, leadership, global cooperation, and on and on. The good news is that it is a solvable problem. We need really serious breakthroughs in technology and we need them soon, to provide the clean energy technologies required to transform our energy infrastructure at scale in the time frame needed to really avert what could be catastrophic climate change. Bill also commented on Googles RECC Intiative (Renewable Electricity Cheaper than Coal) Our belief is that getting the price of renewables below the price of the polluting alternatives is essential to get them adopted by scale. To really transform our energy infrastructure and get to zero carbon by 2050 we need cheap clean sources of energy. We do believe we need to put a price on carbon and we need to begin to internalize all those <b>...</b>
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From www.thetakeaway.org The Takeaway's in-depth look at the future of energy. Technologies, ideas, innovators and your stories.
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Bill Weihl, Google's Green Energy Czar, spoke at Reuters' Global Climate and Alternative Energy Summit in San Francisco.
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Google's green energy czar Bill Weihl speaks to CNN's Brooke Baldwin about the costs of Google's green mission.
Research Research Research. When you use the safest resources to research your prospective moving company, you will find that all roads lead to Green Van Lines. We suggest researching your mover at the following places: www.protectyourmove.gov www.BBB.org www.Google.com
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Google sponsored the Green Flight Challenge 2011. The competition was organized and conducted by the CAFE Foundation, and NASA funded the $1.65 million prize purse, the largest in aviation history. The contestants were challenged to fly 200 miles in less than two hours using the energy equivalent of just 1 gallon of gas or less per occupant. The competition ran September 25th to October 3rd at the Charles M. Schulz Sonoma County Airport, and on October 3rd there was an expo hosted at Moffett Field, NASA.
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In this video, you'll hear from Scott Giambastiani, Executive Chef, on Google's philosophy towards sourcing local, sustainable product, meat, and seafood for its cafes around the world. Learn more at www.google.com
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Description: A field of heliostats is sheltered by an upstream fence that is 50% open (eg a snow fence). Turbulence in the flow indicates flow energy extraction and mixing, and reduced flow velocity in the field (as seen by individual particles or streamlines) indicates the reduction of aerodynamic loads.
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Follow along as we visit examples of carbon offset projects. These projects help us bring our impact on climate change down to zero. When we purchase a carbon offset we make sure we're getting quality offsets that provide real, long-term carbon reductions.
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Hank tells us the outcome of the 2011 Green Flight Challenge and tells us why electric airplanes are the future of air travel. Follow SciShow on Twitter: www.twitter.com Like SciShow on Facebook: www.facebook.com Credits: Produced by Hank Green Chief Editor: Blake de Pastino Cinematography: Nick Jenkins Video Editor: Matt Ferguson Graphics: Amber Bushnell Written by: Jesslyn Shields TAGS: airplane, aeroplane, plane, gas, gasoline, fuel, petroleum, combustion, NASA, CAFE, google, green flight challenge, electric, electricity, efficient, efficiency, Pipistrel-USA Taurus G4
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Here at Google we've spent more than a decade striving to improve the energy efficiency of our data centers.There are many simple design choices that you can apply to both small and large data centers to improve the efficiency of a data center facility. This series of five videos takes you through the top 5 recommended best practices from our data center experts. Find more info on our website: www.google.com
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In this video, you'll hear from Anthony Ravitz, Team Lead for Green Buiiding, on Google's philosophy towards building healthy, eco-friendly, inspiring workplaces. Learn more at www.google.com
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Here at Google we've spent more than a decade striving to improve the energy efficiency of our data centers.There are many simple design choices that you can apply to both small and large data centers to improve the efficiency of a data center facility. This series of videos takes you through the top 5 recommended best practices from our data center experts. The second video in the series describes one of the most fundamental best practices -- managing airflow. It also takes a tour round one of Google's corporate data centers, and describes some of the easy fixes implemented to increase the efficiency of the data center. These fixes are relevant to all data centers, small or large. Find more info on our website: www.google.com
Highlights from Google's Data Center Efficiency Summit held on May 24th, 2011 in Zurich, Switzerland. Over 150 data center professionals convened for our second full-day conference on efficiency best practices. The event featured keynotes, case studies and practical implementation strategies shared by Google and our industry peers. For more information and to view full sessions from the summit, visit www.google.com
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Here at Google we've spent more than a decade striving to improve the energy efficiency of our data centers.There are many simple design choices that you can apply to both small and large data centers to improve the efficiency of a data center facility. This series of videos takes you through the top 5 recommended best practices from our data center experts. This third video describes how raising temperatures in your data center can help to reduce facility energy use. Find more info on our website: www.google.com
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In this presentation, you'll hear from Dean Nelson of eBay on "What have we learned" - a blueprint for datacenter providers overall. This talk was given at the 2011 Data Centre Efficiency Summit held on May 24 in Zürich, Switzerland. For more information on Google's approach to data center efficiency and to view best practices that all data center practioners can apply immediately, visit our website at www.google.com
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Google's heliostat team re-thought the entire heliostat architecture in order to reduce the cost of concentrating solar thermal power. This led to new approaches and different ways to tackle problems. This video covers the 3 guiding principles of the research, and how the team took a different approach to reducing costs
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In this presentation, you'll hear from Chris Malone of Google Inc on "Efficient Data Centers Anywhere: Location-independent PUE targets." This talk was given at the 2011 Data Centre Efficiency Summit held on May 24 in Zürich, Switzerland. For more information on Google's approach to data center efficiency and to view best practices that all data center practioners can apply immediately, visit our website at www.google.com
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In this presentation, you'll hear from the following individuals in a panel discussion moderated by James Hamilton of Amazon. Chris Malone, Google Rob Coupland, Telecity Group Ian Bitterlin, Ark Continuity Ltd Brian Waddell, Norman Disney & Young This talk was given at the 2011 Data Centre Efficiency Summit held on May 24 in Zürich, Switzerland. For more information on Google's approach to data center efficiency and to view best practices that all data center practioners can apply immediately, visit our website at www.google.com
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Here at Google we've spent more than a decade striving to improve the energy efficiency of our data centers.There are many simple design choices that you can apply to both small and large data centers to improve the efficiency of a data center facility. This series of videos takes you through the top 5 recommended best practices from our data center experts. This fourth video introduces why free-cooling is an important consideration for data centers, and some examples we have implemented at Google data centers. Learn more on our website: www.google.com
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In this presentation, you'll hear from Google's Joe Kava on "Central Network Room (CNR) PUE Efficiency Project - A True Story." This talk was given at the 2011 Data Centre Efficiency Summit held on May 24 in Zürich, Switzerland. For more information on Google's approach to data center efficiency and to view best practices that all data center practioners can apply immediately, visit our website at www.google.com
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