Good practises

Let the technical staff know immediately about any malfunctions in the electrical installation, plumbing or electronic devices.

If you are remodeling the office, consider installing motion sensors to reduce electricity use.

If your windows look out to the east, west or south side of the building, draw the installed blinds for nights, weekends and holidays.

Implement a procedure to task the last person leaving the office with turning off all energy-using devices and closing all windows and entrance doors.

When buying equipment such as refrigerators, dishwashers, microwave ovens or electric kettles, consider their energy class. This is both an eco-friendly decision and, with today’s energy prices, one that will significantly reduce your costs.

Pay attention to the smart use of equipment – which is more sustainable both for the planet and the bottom line. For example, two-sided printing reduces your paper costs and waste in general.

Energy-saving equipment does not only consume less electricity, but it also generates less heat. This way, thermal comfort can be achieved with the same air-conditioning capacity.

Use the buildings systems, especially heating and air-conditioning, as intended and according to the property manager’s recommendations.

Use water rationally.