Most offices today possess a wide array of electronic equipment which would have been extremely rare or non-existent even a few years ago. These are indispensable commodities, however they use up large amounts of electricity. Electricity production contributes to global climate change, air pollution and the consumption of natural resources.

By reducing energy consumption in the workplace we can help reduce these harmful effects and save your business money.

• Switch off lights when rooms are not in use - it is more efficient to switch off all lights including fluorescent tubes even when rooms are being vacated for only a minute.
• Switch off computers and other powered equipment when they will be out of use for any length of time.
• Plan your office to locate desks where they will get the most natural light
• Install thermostats, and ensure that they work, and are used.
• Use water saving devices such as automatic taps, low flush toilets and urinals.
• Reduce water and energy use by filling kettles only with the minimum water needed and by mending dripping taps.
• Install signs reminding employees not to leave lights on or taps running

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