Glee’s Super Bowl Sunday Special is on course to be a “Thriller” of a show, with the Gleeks set to cover Michael Jackson’s iconic smash and Katy Perry’s Grammy-nominated hit single “California Gurls.” Wet your whistle with this video of The Cheerios performing their opening dance number on this weekend’s big show!
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Katy Perry Thomas Sabo Jewelry Spokesmodel
Katy Perry is the new face of German jewelry company Thomas Sabo. The “Teenage Dream” singer has an inked a deal to be the new face of the sterling silver company. Her first gig as spokesmodel? Fronting the brand’s new line of Pop Now advertisements. Katy — who has agreed to wear only pieces from [...]
Intel Increases Renewable Energy Credit Purchase to 2.5 Billion Kilowatt Hours
- Intel increased its renewable energy credit purchase to 2.5 billion kilowatt hours, a 75 percent increase over its 2010 commitment.
- Intel has completed nine solar electric installations at Intel locations in four U.S. states and Israel, collectively generating approximately 3.8 million kilowatt hours per year of clean solar energy.
- Intel, whose renewable energy credit purchase will exceed 85 percent of its estimated U.S. electricity use, was again named the largest voluntary purchaser of green power by the EPA.
SANTA CLARA, Calif., Feb. 1, 2011 – Building on years of support for renewable energy generation, Intel Corporation today announced that it will purchase 2.5 billion kilowatt hours of renewable energy credits (RECs) in 2011. This commitment is a 75 percent increase over its 2010 commitment of 1.43 billion kilowatt hours and equates to more than 85 percent of Intel’s estimated purchased electricity needs in the United States for 2011. In addition, Intel has completed nine solar electric installations at Intel locations in Arizona, California, New Mexico, Oregon and Israel, collectively generating more than 3.8 million kilowatt hours per year of clean solar energy.
- As part of Intel’s broader objective to spur market demand for renewable energy, smart grid, home energy management and energy efficiency in enterprise, commercial, industrial and residential applications, Intel Capital, Intel’s global investment arm, has invested more than $150 million in approximately 20 clean technology businesses.
- Intel’s Haifa, Israel (IDC 9) site, which opened in June 2010, is Intel’s first Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design (LEED) Gold certified building.
- KM 1, an Intel factory and office building in Kulim, Malaysia, achieved basic LEED certification in April 2010 for strategic improvements made to the 14-year-old facility.
- Since 2008, Intel has linked a portion of every employee’s variable compensation — from front-line employees to the CEO — to the achievement of environmental sustainability metrics in three areas: energy efficiency of products, reductions in carbon footprint and energy use and improvements in environmental leadership reputation metrics.
- As a key element of the solar installations at Intel’s facilities, awareness kiosks are set up in each site lobby to educate and engage employees in the company’s energy efforts.
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