San Antonio Retrofits 20,000 Street Lamps With Toshiba LEDs

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CPS Energy recently announced that it will replace over 20,000 street lamps with Toshiba's 100-watt TGT LED luminaires. Read more →

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Paper Companies Force Toshiba To Cancel National No-Print Day

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Toshiba canceled its campaign to reduce paper waste just two weeks after it was announced. Read more →

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Toshiba To Build Japan’s Biggest PV Plant

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Toshiba says it will help design, engineer and construct Japan's largest PV power plant, at 50 megawatts, with construction set for 2012. Read more →

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Toshiba Makes Move In Wind Energy

Toshiba announces a deal with a Korean wind generator company that will have it adding wind power to its renewable energy portfolio. Read more →

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Smart Grid Buy Makes Toshiba Big Player

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Toshiba has announced plans to buy a Swiss smart meter company called Landis+Gyr for $2.3 billion in order to expand smart grid operations. Read more →

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Toshiba Will Build Electric Car Motors In America

Toshiba is getting ready to expand production of electric car motors to here in the United States by building out its Houston, Texas plant to meet what it feels will be a massive future demand. Read more →

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Toshiba Portégé R700 Laptop Does Green Well

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The new Toshiba Portégé R700 looks to be one of the company's best to date, being extremely ultraportable and sporting a host of green features. Read more →

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Another Day, Another Green Electronics Labeling Standard?

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Another new green electronics rating standard, similar to EPEAT or Energy Star, looks to be surfacing later this year from a consortium of universities, manufacturers and electronics retailers. Read more →

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New Portable Fuel Cell Charger from Toshiba Offers Promise

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Toshiba was recently showcasing a new portable fuel cell charger as an alternative energy source for very power hungry mobile consumer electronics, such as cell phones. Read more →

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