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Green Building Technologies Corporate Experience March 20, 2008

Green Building Technologies Corporate Experience March 20, 2008 Philip Calabrese, Director Engineering and Construction IBM Environmental Affairs Policy Established in 1971 Currently includes the following commitments to environmental affairs leadership in all its business activities:

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Green Building Technologies Corporate Experience March 20, 2008

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  1. Green Building TechnologiesCorporate ExperienceMarch 20, 2008 Philip Calabrese, Director Engineering and Construction

  2. IBM Environmental Affairs Policy • Established in 1971 • Currently includes the following commitments to environmental affairs leadership in all its business activities: • Provide a safe and healthful workplace • Be an environmentally responsible neighbor • Conserve energy and natural resources • Deploy manufacturing processes that do not adversely affect the environment • Help develop solutions to environmental problems • Meet or exceed all government regulations and voluntary requirements to which IBM subscribes • Strive for continual improvement • Conduct rigorous audits and self-assessments Green Building Technologies - US Chamber of Commerce

  3. IBM Environmental Goals • Conservation • 3.5% annual energy conservation savings • 75% non-hazardous waste sent for recycling • Climate Change • Reduce CO2 emissions by 12% from 2005 to 2012 through: • Energy conservation • Renewable energy • Energy efficiency practices for use in all facilities globally Solar panels on IBM building in Austin, TX Green Building Technologies - US Chamber of Commerce

  4. Commercial office New Construction category 200 KSF, 90 acres 5-story, 44.5 KSF / floor Urban setting Completed: January 2002 Office Buildings – Owned Tivoli Systems – Austin, Texas LEED Certified Key Features: • "Smart Growth" Development Zone • Large areas of land left undisturbed • Planted native trees, minimized irrigation • Recycled >50% construction waste • "Energy Star" roof • Daylight and exterior views for all office areas Green Building Technologies - US Chamber of Commerce

  5. Office Buildings - Leased • In 2007 IBM initiated a collaborative effort with other major companies: • CitiGroup, Dupont, Fluor, Grubb & Ellis, Pitney Bowes, PWC, UTC, Wachovia • Developed checklist to determine which buildings under consideration for lease qualify as “green” • The checklist includes items under the following 4 categories: • Sustainable Site • Water Efficiency • Energy & Atmosphere • Materials & Resources • Mission • Promote the availability of competitively priced leased space that provides energy efficient and environmentally preferable attributes Hearst Tower, NYCLEED GoldSept 2006 Green Building Technologies - US Chamber of Commerce

  6. Data Centers • Energy use in USA data centers doubled from 2000 to 2006, per August 2007 EPA report to Congress Green Building Technologies - US Chamber of Commerce

  7. Data Center Energy Use Optimization • Cooling Systems • Relax environmental condition requirements • ASHRAE recommended range: 68 to 77 °F, 40 to 55 % relative humidity • ASHRAE allowable range: 59 to 90 °F, 20 to 80 % relative humidity • Adjust room temperature and humidity settings seasonally • Raise temperature of chilled water supply • Install variable speed control for fans, chillers and pumps • Effectively segregate air streams • Maximize “free” cooling opportunities • Install plate and frame heat exchangers • Air side economizer • Install water cooled equipment and racks • For an equal volume water can remove 3600 times more heat than air Green Building Technologies - US Chamber of Commerce

  8. Data Center Energy Use Optimization • Power Systems • Install high efficiency UPS and substations • Promote use of higher voltage DP equipment • Lighting systems • High efficiency lamps / low watt/sf design • Lighting control systems / automatic shut-off • Operations • Install energy monitoring systems / Detect anomalies • Recommission infrastructure systems periodically • Integration of IT and facilities equipment control systems • Capability to modulate cooling supply to match equipment demand Green Building Technologies - US Chamber of Commerce

  9. Data Center Efficiency, DCE IT equipment power Total data center power • DCE is a metric defined by GreenGrid = • Ave. DCE today ~ 0.5 • ‘08 IBM Data Center • Summer = ~ 0.7 • Winter = ~ 0.85 • Energy efficiency increase of ~ 50% in cooling & power supply systems LBNL: Lawrence Berkley National Laboratory Green Building Technologies - US Chamber of Commerce

  10. IT Equipment Energy Performance Metrics Use of high performance IT equipment with optimization of facility systems effciency allows computing capacity to double without increasing total data center power requirement Green Building Technologies - US Chamber of Commerce

  11. Environmental Impact Reduction Technologies • Construction waste recycling • Regional and/or recycled content materials • “Green Label Plus” carpet • Highly reflective or vegetative roofs • Water conservation techniques • Ultra low flow restroom fixtures • Rain water harvesting • Grey water and industrial wastewater reuse • Native, drought tolerant landscaping Green Building Technologies - US Chamber of Commerce

  12. Conclusions • Energy cost is likely to continue to increase • Energy demand and CO2 emissions will increase if aggressive action is not taken • Cost effective “Green” technologies exist • Comprehensive approach to sustainable design, construction and operations can mitigate environmental impact, rising energy demand and cost Green Building Technologies - US Chamber of Commerce

  13. THE CLIMATE GROUP 2005 2005 Awards & Recognition Leadership in Climate Protection Early Results Early Results Between 1990 and 2006, IBM ’ s global 44% energy conservation actions reduced or ’98, 99, 01 avoided CO emissions by an amount SmartWay2007 2 equal to 44% of its 1990 emissions. Climate Protection Award 1998 1998 USEPA Become the first Became the first 1998 and 2006 600 semiconductor company to semiconductor company to set a numerical target for set a numerical target for 500 PFC emissions reduction PFC emissions reduction 400 2 0 0 8 Green Power Purchaser Award Green Power Purchaser Award 300 55% 58% 2 0 0 6 2 0 0 6 200 Present Goal 100 FORTUNE 500 0 2006 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2000 Top 20 (’04 - 06) Collaboration and Partnership Charter Charter member member 2000 2000 Early Support for Disclosure Business Environmental Leadership Council Computer Computer Program Program CHARTER S i n c e i n c e p t i o n Charter Charter MEMBER member 1992 member 1992 2002 1605(b) voluntary Charter member 2003 WRI GREEN POWER MARKET emissions reporting THE CLIMATE GROUP DEVELOPMENT GROUP S i n c e 1 9 9 5 Charter member 2000 Green Building Technologies - US Chamber of Commerce

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