PCs, TVs & phones mean 200 more powerplants



The
International Energy Agency tells us today that the ever-growing electrical thirst from our proliferating PCs, cell-phones, TVs and iPods is wiping out efficiency gains in lighting, heating and elsewhere.

How bad is the problem? The IEA suggests the worldwide growth in digi-gadgets will consume more power than all of the U.S. and Japan by 2030 unless we put our “stuff” on a diet. That’s the equivalent of 200 giant new power plants.

We can easily stop our PCs and devices from contributing today (and cut our utility bills too.) Click to read how...

1. Turn OFF your TV, DVR, stereo, PC printers AND monitors, overnight. Easy eh?

2. Ensure your PC really snoozes while you’re at lunch
with this free application.

3.
Use a smart surge protector that protects your PC and automagically turns off your monitor, printer and other “peripherals” when your PC is not in use.
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