Does your Local Authority have a CO2 target to reach?

LEEDS, U.K. - Dec. 7, 2016 - PRLog -- Spare a thought for the tens of thousands of PCs used under the average Local Authority / Council.

PCs are everywhere, in Council Offices, Housing departments, Libraries and Schools. Each one represents an opportunity to cut CO2 and costs simply because when they are left on all night they can contribute 1.5 tons of CO2 emissions and waste up to £150 in electricity per PC, per year.

It's not uncommon in a School to find PCs on full power when no one is using them. For obvious reasons, students move from classroom to classroom and sometimes classrooms are vacant and not in permanent use when PCs are left on.

PC Power Management is the only way to uniformly ensure all opportunities to save money and reduce CO2 are taken without technical issues getting in the way or relying on human intervention.

PeachWorx developed TaskForceCO2 to do just that and have now released the revolutionary Local Authority Licence at an affordable price.

The Local Authority Licence gives any Local Authority the legal right to distribute and use TaskForceCO2 on any PC that falls under their Authority Umbrella.

The Licence can be issued to Schools independently or if the School PCs are on the Corporate network can be controlled centrally.

The scope of the Local Authority Licence means that the opportunities for saving money and reducing CO2 are massive said Richard Ward, Partner at PeachWorx.

Ward continued, 'We think it's an absolute first to provide such a flexible licence at such a low cost to Local Authorities that means no PC is left unturned in the search for savings and CO2 reductions in a Local Authority area.'

'Priced initially at less than £5000 there is no reason why any Local Authority with a serious intention to reduce CO2 and costs would not explore the possibilities' Ward said.

A download trial and details can be found on TaskForceCO2's Web Site at http://www.taskforceco2.com/authority

'If a Local Authority is serious about cutting CO2 and costs then we encourage them to take a look' said Ward.