Per Employee
Total Energy Costs: $568
There are a lot of ways to save money on energy at the office, and while it might be hard to see which would be best for you, we've summed them all up. You can save money on energy costs directly, by installing or properly setting a Programmable Thermostat, or indirectly, by getting window treatments or monitoring your indoor air quality. In case you have forgotten which efforts will bear the most fruit, here is a list of all the ways you can directly save money on your energy bill. The Returns on Investment make it clear: protecting the environment is not only the right thing to do; it will most certainly save you money.
Office Energy Checklist:
- Energy Audit
- Programmable Thermostats
- Standby Power Reduction
- Compact Fluorescent Lighting
- LED Lighting
- Internet Fax
- Heating System Tune-up
- Exit Signs
- Temperature Equalizers
- Weather stripping & Duct Sealing
- Computers
- Path Lights
- Exterior Lighting
- Vending Machines
- Insulated Ducts
- Water Heaters On Demand
- Insulated Walls
- Outside Air Economizers
- Whole Building Fans
- Occupancy Sensors
- Window Treatments
- Printers and Copiers
- Light Fixture Updates
- Ceiling Fans
- Refrigerators
- Heat Pumps / AC
- Furnace Replacement
- Water Heaters Solar
- Insulated Double Walls
- Geo-Thermal
- Solar Electric
