Energy Efficiency at the Workplace
Our offices, shops and workplaces, where we may sometimes spend more time than we do at home, occupy a significant part of our daily lives.
Simple energy saving measures in the workplace can help reduce operating costs, improve the efficiency of resource use and minimise environmental impacts.
Some simple measures that can be implemented in workplaces include:
Switching off air conditioners when they are not needed or using them at an appropriate temperature;
Carrying out regular maintenance of office equipment;
Switching off lights when leaving an unoccupied room;
Using both sides of paper;
Not leaving unused devices switched on or in standby mode.
Although electronic or sensor operated taps may involve a higher initial cost, they can reduce unnecessary water consumption by allowing water to flow only when needed.
Dual flush cisterns, water efficient fittings and regular checks for leaks can also help reduce water consumption in workplaces.
Some simple measures that can be implemented in workplaces include:
Switching off air conditioners when they are not needed or using them at an appropriate temperature;
Carrying out regular maintenance of office equipment;
Switching off lights when leaving an unoccupied room;
Using both sides of paper;
Not leaving unused devices switched on or in standby mode.
Although electronic or sensor operated taps may involve a higher initial cost, they can reduce unnecessary water consumption by allowing water to flow only when needed.
Dual flush cisterns, water efficient fittings and regular checks for leaks can also help reduce water consumption in workplaces.