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I thought so too at first, but after a little bit of research, those really do appear to be the correct numbers. For instance, a detailed report [1] into one of
by gnfargbl 1y ago
I thought so too at first, but after a little bit of research, those really do appear to be the correct numbers. For instance, a detailed report [1] into one of Seagate's 1.92TB SSDs suggests that it consumed >200kg CO2 per TB. Eye-opening, really.
[1] https://www.seagate.com/files/www-content/global-citizenship/en-us/docs/seagate-koho-enterprise-ssd-lca-summary-2016-07-29.pdf https://www.seagate.com/files/www-content/global-citizenship...
- PaulKeeble 1y agoOne of the estimates my Solar system gives me is the amount of CO2 saved from using the system. I save about 6 Tonnes a year for having a 5.5KWp system. That is about 2.2 Tonnes of coal not burnt but its also only about 3 trees worth! Its quite staggering the amount of CO2 our energy use is actually producing. KGs of CO2 for an items manufacture is pretty normal.