Environment Agency buys £336 million of green IT
Capgemini is to help the Environment Agency clean up their IT carbon emission for the next seven years.
13 November 2009
Publication
It has just signed a seven-year contract with Capgemini, costing £336 million,
in a bid to reduce its carbon emissions by 50 per cent in the next few years.
Christine Hodgson, vice president and member of the Capgemini Group Executive
Committee, said in a statement: “We believe this contract should become a benchmark
that will shape and influence how other organisations in the public and private
sectors adopt sustainable IT as a business benefit, and that where the Environment
Agency has led, others will inevitably follow.”
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