Saving Energy at Home
Using power management features on just one typical computer can reduce your energy costs by roughly $50 each year. That equates to more than one-third ton of CO2 – more than lowering your home thermostat by two degrees Fahrenheit in the winter or replacing six standard light bulbs with compact fluorescents1. Follow the steps below to ensure your computer is operating more efficiently.
Power Management Instructions
Top 10 Ways to Reduce Computing Energy Use
Additional Power Management Tips
U.S. college students could save more than 2.3 billion kilowatt hours per year of electricity by enabling power saving features on their desktop PCs. That equals an annual savings of more than $200 million in energy costs and a 1.8 million-ton reduction of CO2 emissions from the operation of computers –equivalent to taking more than 350,000 cars off the road. 
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