Juliet started Good Energy after becoming interested in renewable energy. “My path to Good Energy really came about because I wanted to inspire people and empower them to do something about it,” says Juliet. “I suppose you could say climate change has been a lifelong mission.”
To make her vision a reality, Juliet knows her suppliers need to be part of the fight against climate change as well. When looking for a technology partner, Juliet says, “We needed good solid systems so we could provide good service to our customers, and we needed a company that understood our environmental approach. We looked at the top five providers, and Dell came out on top.”
Learn how Good Energy leads the way with help from Dell:
- GreenTechnology: Increase energy efficiency and decrease energy expense
- Mobile Computing: Latitude™ laptops keep employees connected on the go
- Server: PowerEdge™ servers combine reliability with robust performance
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 | Juliet and Good Energy Good Energy is an electricity company that buys all of its power from renewable energy across the UK from tiny renewable generators to big wind farms. Follow Good Energy’s Path > |
 | Good Energy and Green Technology Juliet selects OptiPlex™ desktops and Latitude™ laptops, among the most eco-friendly business desktops available worldwide, with power management features to help Good Energy consume less energy. Reduce Your Footprint > |
 | Good Energy and Mobile Computing Good Energy requires a mobile workforce to travel to meetings, visit customers and stay connected to the office and its data. Harness Your Energy > |
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