June 9, 2008

Lexmark Reports Reduced GHG Emissions, Increased Energy And Water Savings

Lexmark’s international headquarters in Lexington, Kentucky, reduced its GHG emissions 11 percent in 2006 from the year before, according to the company’s 2007 sustainability report.

Lexmark says the site conserved more than 100 million equivalent cubic feet of natural gas and 6.7 million kwh of electricity — savings of 28 percent and seven percent over the year before, respectively.

In 2007, Lexmark recorded additional savings of 17 percent in natural gas and fuel oil use, while its electrical consumption remained flat in spite of a major expansion of its data center, the company says.

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