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For SMBs who work round the clock, energy improvement becomes imperative along with other time-sensitive priorities. Now is the time for businesses to seek sustainable initiatives to embrace energy efficiency while reducing their energy costs.
FREMONT, CA: The forecast for enterprise energy consumption is expected to exceed 80 quadrillion units by 2040. Saving energy is good business, as it cuts down expenses. It is also environmentally wise and responsible. There are several things small and medium businesses can leverage and implement to save energy costs and boost efficiencies.
• Energy Audit
A complete energy audit helps identify issues that might be causing wastage, including insulation issues and air leaks. Most utility providers offer these audits free of charge. The inspection not only allows firms to determine how energy is used but also ways to tackle energy wastage. The audit report will also help suggest ways to keep energy usage on the low, such as investing in energy efficient lighting and other devices.
• Energy-Efficient Office Equipment
Energy efficient appliances use less energy as compared to outdated non-rated ones. That said, it would be advisable for SMBs to lease or buy energy star rated office electronic appliances. This should help see their energy bills drop significantly, hence substantial cost savings in the long run.
• Peak Demand
Reducing the need for electricity during the times of high demand and only running the heavy factory equipment early in the morning, and later in the evening can help reduce energy consumption by lowering the firm's need for energy.
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• Natural Light
Taking advantage of the natural sunlight by drawing the blinds, curtains, and opening the windows to allow the sunlight it can always help. Firms must ensure to switch off lights in well-lit areas. Letting the sunlight in also means employees get passive heating from the sun, hence not required to switch the heaters on.
• Involving the Employees
Inciting the employees to take on energy-efficiency practices can help lessen electricity costs and energy wastage. Training the employees to turn off their systems after work, switch off lights, as well as use energy efficient appliances in the workplace will add to the result. Inspiring employees to save more energy should work well for the company.
Business energy saving tips do not end here; there are lots of ways to save energy at work, and the above are a few suggestions.
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