Business saving tips
Save at least 20% on your businesses power bill
Before we get started, to prove this isn’t some hype and it actually works, take a look at what we have recently done for a local.
Now everyones consumption, loads and electricity needs are different. However every dollar saved will contribute directly to a businesses bottom line.
Save on your power with our money-saving checklist
As promised here's a checklist of the top 10 power-saving tips that will help any business reduce its electricity bill by at least 20%.
By implementing these power-saving tips, your business will significantly reduce your electricity bill as well as promote sustainability. Remember, the exact savings may vary based on the business's size, industry, and other factors, but these measures should help you.
1. Begin with an energy audit
Start with an energy audit by monitoring the electricity usage of your business, a consumption meter is a great tool to gain awareness and Identify areas where excess electricity is being wasted
2. Upgrade your lighting
By simply replacing traditional globes and tubes with LED lights, you will save as LEDs are more energy-efficient and have a longer lifespan.
3. Utilise natural lighting or solar skylights
Make the most of natural light by opening blinds or consider installing solar skylights which will light up a room during the day
4. Install motion sensors
Install occupancy sensors or motion detectors in areas with infrequent use, such as storerooms, restrooms, or conference rooms. This ensures that lights are only on when needed.
5. Optimise heating & cooling
Install programmable thermostats to regulate temperature settings efficiently. Set them to adjust the temperature during non-business hours or when the office is unoccupied.
6. Power down equipment
Switch off office equipment, such as computers, printers, copiers, and coffee machines, when they are not in use or during non-business hours.
7. Choose energy-efficient equipment
When the time comes to replace office equipment, choose energy-efficient models that have earned Energy Star certification. Energy-efficient appliances use less power and can significantly reduce energy costs.
8. Opt for laptops over desktops
Laptops generally consume less energy than desktop computers. Encourage everyone to use laptops when possible.
9. Maintain air conditioners
Regularly service and maintain heating, ventilation, and air conditioning (HVAC) systems to ensure they operate efficiently. Dirty filters and clogged ducts can lead to increased electricity usage.
10. Consider renewable energy sources
Consider the possibility of installing solar panels to generate electricity for your business. This can significantly reduce energy costs in the long run.
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