I’m excited to report that Applied Trust is sponsoring the 10 for Change Challenge in Boulder, and that I’ll be participating in tonight’s panel at the St. Julien. The Challenge, to cut energy use by 10% in 2009, is open to Boulder businesses and will include regular meetings throughout the year. Tonight’s meeting will be our first after the kickoff, and it sounds like there will be a great turnout.
This is an incredible opportunity for businesses to share their experiences in facilities and infrastructure efficiency — I’m going to talk about our experiences with facilities power monitoring, IT efficency, and off-grid power generation during the panel today.
You can also check out what we’re doing to reduce our ecological impact on the 10 for Change site: Applied Trust thinks and lives ‘green’. Special thanks to Kevin Afflerbaugh at the City, Adrian Eissler at Hogan & Hartson, and Tim Tetreault at Cleantech for getting this exciting program rolling!
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