Even with employees taking summer vacations, businesses often use more energy in the summer due to the extreme heat. I am frequently asked about tips to combat the increased energy needed to keep the office cool.
Encourage employees to power down their computers at the end of the day rather than leaving them in sleep mode.
Program it to adjust temperature settings based on occupancy hours, ensuring optimal comfort during working hours while conserving energy after hours.
Air conditioning costs are typically the largest part of a business’ energy bill. Schedule regular professional inspections and clean filters to keep your system running smoothly and ensure better air quality and energy savings.
By applying these simple strategies, you can keep employees and customers cool while combating the impact of the rising heat on your energy use.
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A seasoned program manager, Jennifer, has more than 25 years of experience in energy efficiency. She manages the Business Energy Manager, designed to help customers manage their business energy usage. She oversees the Business Custom Incentive program to accommodate customers with energy efficiency improvements and current savings offers.
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