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Energy efficiency – what is it?
It refers to a way of using energy that is rational or as optimal as possible. Its purpose is to reduce the amount of energy needed to deliver products and services and, consequently, to limit greenhouse gas emissions into the atmosphere. One of the most well-known examples of applying energy efficiency is the thermal modernisation of a building – good insulation allows for the use of less energy for heating or cooling. As a result, less fuel is consumed, fewer pollutants are emitted into the atmosphere, and operating costs are reduced.
What can you do to improve energy efficiency in your premises?
Lower the temperature
in rarely used rooms or during periods of extended absence from home.
Ventilate wisely
intensively, but briefly.
Use a dishwasher
instead of washing dishes by hand.
Free the radiator
remove covers or draw back curtains so that heat can fill the room more quickly.
Take a shower
instead of taking a bath. You will use less hot water and therefore less energy to heat it.
Make use of the sun
on sunny days, uncover the windows and let the sun heat your home.
