Office energy-saving tips, find out!
"Energy saving" refers to energy conservation, including electricity and coal saving, and "emission reduction" refers to reducing the emission of various pollutants, including air pollution, water pollution, and CO2 emissions. Let's take a look at how to save energy and reduce emissions in the office.
1
Turn off the air conditioner in a timely manner
Turn off the air conditioner 20 minutes before leaving work, and the temperature in the office will continue for a period of time after the air conditioner is turned off, which will not affect the work of indoor personnel and save a lot of electricity. The air conditioner saves energy at 26 degrees in summer and 20 degrees in winter.
2
Computer screensavers
The screensaver screen of the office computer should be simple, and the monitor should be turned off in time. The simpler the screen protector, the better, as running a large, complex screen protector can be more power-hungry than you would normally run. You can set the screen saver to "None" and then set the time to turn off the monitor in the power usage plan, which saves power compared to any screen protector.
3
Printer sharing
Printer sharing, more energy-saving efficiency. Networking printers and sharing a printer in the office can reduce idle equipment, improve efficiency and save energy.
4
Unplug the computer
Shut down the computer and pull the plug. After shutting down, remember to pull out the plug, otherwise the computer will also have energy consumption. When off duty or for a long period of time, the power of the printer and its server should be turned off and the plug should be unplugged at the same time. It is estimated that this alone could reduce carbon dioxide emissions by 14.74 million tons a year.
5
Paperless office
Promote e-government. Use e-mail instead of paper as much as possible. If the whole country adopts electronic office, it can reduce paper consumption by more than 1 million tons per year, save more than 1 million tons of standard coal consumed by papermaking, and reduce the consumption of forest resources.
6
Double-sided printing
Double-sided copying and printing, and clever use of leftover materials. Single-sided copy paper can be photocopied or cut into sticky notes or scratch paper from a blank side. Double-sided printing and copying of paper can not only reduce office costs, but also save energy and reduce emissions. If 10% of the country's printing and photocopying can do this, it can reduce paper consumption by about 51,000 tons per year, save energy by 64,000 tons of standard coal, and reduce carbon dioxide emissions by 164,000 tons.
7
Use recycled paper
Use recycled paper whenever possible. Use recycled paper as much as possible for official paper, business cards, and printed materials to reduce environmental pollution. Using logs as raw materials to produce 1 ton of paper consumes 40% more energy than producing 1 ton of recycled paper. The use of 1 piece of recycled paper can save about 1.8 grams of standard coal, and the corresponding reduction of carbon dioxide emissions is 4.7 grams. If 2% of the country's paper use is changed to recycled paper, it can save about 452,000 tons of standard coal and reduce carbon dioxide emissions by 1.164 million tons per year.
Have you learned all the things about energy conservation and emission reduction in the office?
Energy conservation and emission reduction are no trivial matter
Let's do our part for the planet
Source: Qinghai Ecological Environment