SAP is absolutely one of the more transparent companies in high-tech when it comes to corporate sustainability initiatives, and its 2010 sustainability report offers a great example.If you visit the site's page specific to energy efficiency (one of SAP's biggest success stories), you will discover that in 2010, the company used 791 gigawatt-hours of electricity, down from 808 gigawatt-hours in 2009.
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