Air pollution has significant impacts on the environment and the health of human beings. Inhaling pollutants and small particulate matter contribute to cardiovascular disease, respiratory concerns, lung cancer, and onset asthma. The World Health Organization (WHO) has linked over 4.2 million premature deaths from health issues to air pollution. Air pollutants continue to disproportionately affect lower-income communities, leading to poor health for those with no access to health care. Tackling air quality and pollutants needs to be a priority for private companies.
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Air Quality,
Pollution,
Clean Air,
Particulate Matter
Demand for data centers increases as modern living becomes more digitized, using incredible amounts of energy. Supplying uninterrupted power to data centers 100% of the time is critical. Data centers must reduce their climate footprint if we are to mitigate climate change. Truthfully, with data centers, critical power is fueled by diesel generators, and reaching 100% renewable energy isn’t possible.
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Diesel Particulate Filter,
Power Generation,
Emissions,
Data Center,
Diesel
On September 22nd, Rypos held our quarterly TRU Dealer Webinar.
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CARB,
TRU,
ARB
With the increased utilization of technology in the trucking industry, air quality regulators have found new and novel approaches to enforcing emissions. From fleet management monitoring systems to data collection from onboard sensors, regulators have better visibility into emissions violations, leading to more effective enforcement.
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CARB,
Regulation,
TRU,
ARB
Data centers use comes at a cost to the environment. Data centers use an estimated 200 terawatt-hours each year, more than the annual energy consumption of some small countries. They also contribute to overall global and carbon emissions, with a predicted increase of 20% of global electricity demand by 2030. Essentially, data centers must implement environmental innovations to reduce the carbon footprint of data centers.
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Emissions,
Air Quality,
Pollution,
Data Center,
Data Operations
On June 23rd, Rypos held our quarterly TRU Dealer Webinar.
The topics included a market update, discussion on increased CARB activity, a review of our Carrier & Thermo King filter availability, Rypos' new product releases, and a review of ARB’s compliance regulation for retrofits.
A summary of our presentation follows:
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CARB,
TRU,
ARB
California has 35 local Air Districts regulated by the California Air Resources Board which are responsible for regional air quality planning, monitoring, and facility permitting. The districts issue legislation and administer air quality improvement programs. These Air Quality Management Districts, or AQMD's, are the California Air Resources Board's primary partners in ensuring clean air across the state of California.
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California,
Regulation,
Emissions,
Air Quality,
AQMD
Metro Vancouver is proposing amendments to their Non-Road Diesel Engine Emission Regulation ByLaw in efforts to reduce harmful emissions from non-road diesel engines.
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Regulation,
Emissions,
Diesel Particulate,
Diesel,
Bylaw 1161,
Canada
The global data center cooling market size is expected to grow at a CAGR, or Compound Annual Growth Rate, of 3% over the period of 2019-2025. The United States dominates the global data center cooling industry with more than 135 facilities and investments accounting for 15-20% of the industry.
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Data Center,
COVID-19,
Global Market,
Data Operations
