Are there cost-effective ways to reduce energy waste?
Yes. Breaking habits of energy waste seems to be a commonsense move, yet no one does it. Shutting lights and electronics off when not being used is a huge step in the right direction. Implementing an energy efficiency policy and tracking the results can make a difference. Having good maintenance practices increases energy efficiency and is smart for the lifespan of equipment. These things do not cost anything extra. Replacing lighting requires capital, but it has a fast return. Replacing leaky windows is a smart move, but is slightly more aggressive with the money needed. All energy-saving upgrades will pay off. Q. What steps can CEOs take to determine where their business needs to be more energy-efficient? Getting an expert evaluation is a smart move. In this evaluation, a number will be provided, such as an ENERGY STAR rating that measures your current energy consumption. You’ll be able to track progress and see what implementations had the greatest effect on reducing energy use and
