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Dell teams up with UCC to cut campus carbon emissions
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UCC is a green flag campus and has committed to becoming carbon neutral by 2040

University College Cork has teamed up with Dell to cut energy use and carbon emissions on its campus, using technology to bring more sustainable services to students and staff. The updated technology will help bolster UCC’s position as a green university.

UCC is a “green flag” campus, with a commitment to become carbon neutral by 2040. Under the partnership, UCC will use Dell PowerEdge servers to cut annual power usage by more than half, and reduce annual greenhouse gas emissions by almost 70 per cent. It will also facilitate a more flexible environment for 25,000 students attending the university, and 3,500 staff. “UCC is committed to working towards a more sustainable future and with that comes an obligation to partner with an organisation that shares this commitment,” said Gerard Culley, Director of Information Technology at UCC.

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