THIRUVANANTHAPURAM, INDIA: Artin Dynamics, a technology start up company incubated at the Thiruvananthapuram Technopark's tech incubation center, has entered into a tie up with environmental service organization Exnora International in its bid towards reducing power losses.

With its new association with Artin Dynamics, Exnora International will now get an effective weapon to tackle issues contributing to global warming, according to a press release.

Exnora has launched its 99999 lights out campaign in Kerala, where people have been asked to switch off their lights and computers for 9 minutes on September 9, 2009 at 9 pm.

Artin Dynamics will be supporting this initiative in Kerala. The NGO operates in more than 1000 towns and villages through Exnora Innovators Club and in near one lakh streets as Civic Exnora and in several thousands of homes as Home Exnora.

Exnora has now extended its focus on global warming and is actively educating the corporate world on the need to switch of PCs after use and damages like carbon footprint generation and CO2 generation caused due to misusing power.

Artin Dynamics steps in with its product SPARA, which will be given as a solution to the corporate world to provide complete control to the administrator over all the systems. SPARA will help shut down systems after working hours and save electricity as well as reduce the carbon footprint.

Talking on the tie up with Artin, Sulochana Ramaseshan, president,  Exnora International, said the tie up for the 99999 campaign in Kerala gives an important responsibility to Artin Dynamics.

"We appreciate Artin Dynamics for their enterprise and innovations. We are sure that Artin Dynamics' product SPARA would help in decreasing global warming," she said.

Nelvin Joseph, CEO, Artin Dynamics said "We are delighted to tie up with such a prestigious organization like ExNoRa International and together we believe we can fight global warming and phantom power losses. This tie up will go a long way in helping Mother Earth heal herself."