November 16, 2008

OpenEco.org 2.0 Launched By Sun

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Sun Microsystems has updated OpenEco.org, an online community that provides tools to help companies calculate, compare and reduce their greenhouse gas emissions.

The site now tracks more emission sources and incorporates carbon accounting practices to provide a comprehensive view of carbon footprints and the ability to report GHG data using industry-standard metrics. Participants can now use the site to create a view of their entire carbon footprint from a range of sources, including utilities such as steam, mobile sources and business travel, as well as electricity and natural gas use.

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