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How to Reduce Energy Consumption in a Business?


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Managing energy consumption has become a part of our daily lives in recent months. What was once a niche topic is now a central concern in our society.

This year, Europe has experienced skyrocketing increases in the prices of oil, gas, and electricity, forcing governments to make decisions and ask the main question: How can we reduce energy consumption?
Let’s explore different ways to reduce energy consumption in businesses, which are often highly energy-intensive environments.

What Are the Simplest Solutions?

There are many simple solutions that, when combined, can significantly reduce energy consumption immediately. Here are a few examples.

Limit the Number of Devices Plugged In

Electrical devices that remain plugged in but unused consume a significant amount of energy. According to ADEME, they account for 11% of a household’s electricity bill. Now, imagine how much energy is wasted in an office where unused computers and chargers remain plugged in all day.

Avoid Turning on Lights Out of Habit

Turning on the lights has become a reflex in our daily lives. In businesses, lights are often switched on in the morning when it’s dark and remain on until the end of the day. Despite the transition to LED lighting, electricity consumption for lighting remains high and can be controlled.

Act as You Would at Home

Many employees behave differently at home compared to the office, thinking, "It's just work." However, if the same simple energy-saving habits were applied at both home and work, significant savings could be made. Turning off lights and closing doors when leaving a room, for example, are small actions that can lead to big savings.

Solar Films: A Little-Known Solution

Solar films are often referred to by different names, such as "thermal films" or "heat-resistant films." These films are highly effective for energy optimization. At Solar Screen, we offer a range of solar films that are effective in both summer and winter.

In Winter

During winter, solar film helps retain heat inside, significantly reducing heating costs, whether gas or electric. These solar films function similarly to thermal curtains found in homes, but unlike curtains, they are not bulky and do not block natural light.

In Summer

In summer, solar film prevents heat from entering thanks to its insulating material and its ability to block UV rays. This has an immediate effect of lowering the room temperature and reducing glare.

The energy savings can be substantial. Insulating films can reduce energy losses by up to 33%, and these energy savings immediately translate into financial savings—especially relevant given the constantly fluctuating energy costs for businesses.

Do not hesitate to contact our team of experts for the most accurate quotes and information. You can also explore our full range of adhesive films, each offering unique benefits.


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