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[1] Japan's first
Japan's first notebook PC to take part in the Green Power Certification System as of April 21, 2009, per Fujitsu's research.
[2] Green Power Certification System
An arrangement in Japan where a certificate-issuing body, certified by the Green Energy Certification Center, issues a Green Power Certificate for electricity generated using renewable resources, and these certificates can then be purchased.
[3] Electricity consumed over operating lifespan
Based on Fujitsu's assumption of 240 days of operation per year, over four years, calculated based on 45.55 kilowatt-hours per PC.
[4] Green power
Power generated from renewable sources including wind, sun, biomass, etc.
[5] International ENERGY STAR Program
International energy conservation system for office equipment adopted in seven countries and regions.
[6] 18 kg of CO2 emissions
CO2 basic units calculated by Fujitsu based on industry data.
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Date: 21 April, 2009
City: Tokyo
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