Autodesk HQ Cuts Emissions with Lighting Upgrades

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September 29, 2008

Autodesk announced in its latest sustainability report that GHG emissions from its business operations in 2007 equaled about 64,000 metric tons of CO2, from three main categories: employee business travel (56%), energy use in its facilities (25%), and employee commuting (19%).

In 2007, the company completed several projects to help reduce energy usage at its facilities worldwide. Light-fixture upgrades were installed at its headquarters, which are expected to reduce annual electricity use at the site by about 115,000 kilowatt-hours and reduce GHG emissions by more than 40 metric tons of CO2. The reduction is expected to save….

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