Be able to have some common sense

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Daily energy-saving tips

After the home appliance is turned off, the plug needs to be unplugged to reduce energy consumption and increase safety.

Develop water-saving habits. Turn off the faucet in a timely manner between washing hands, showering, or using soap to avoid empty running water. Encourage multiple uses of one water, advocate watering flowers with vegetable washing water, and washing dishes with rice washing water.

● The air conditioning setting in summer should not be lower than 26 degrees Celsius; Keep doors and windows closed during air conditioning operation; Shorten the usage time of the air conditioning, turn off the air conditioning half an hour before work, and ensure that the air conditioning is turned off during non working hours, which is energy-saving and healthy.

Make full use of natural lighting, except for weather conditions that affect visibility, and implement daytime work with lights off; Try to reduce the number of times the light is turned on and off, and with each switch, the lifespan of the light will be reduced by approximately 3 hours.

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Common Sense of Energy Conservation in Travel

Try to choose public transportation or walk or ride bicycles to save energy and improve energy efficiency when traveling.

Try to use elevators as little as possible, and stairs are recommended for floors below the 4th floor.

Driving one less day per month can save approximately 44 liters of fuel per vehicle per year, resulting in a corresponding reduction of 98 kilograms of carbon dioxide emissions.

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Common Knowledge on Reducing Daily Garbage

We encourage everyone to reject over packaged goods and disposable plastic bags, and try to bring eco-friendly bags when shopping.

Waste batteries contain a large amount of heavy metals, as well as electrolytes such as acids and alkalis, which pose a threat to the natural environment. The used waste batteries are put into specialized recycling facilities, and it is recommended that everyone use rechargeable batteries.

Reduce waste of food. For every 0.5 kg less waste of grain (taking rice as an example), it can save about 0.18 kg of standard coal and correspondingly reduce carbon dioxide by 0.47 kg.

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Office Energy Conservation Tips

Classify and recycle paper, paper boxes, plastics, aluminum cans, etc., and practice waste classification and reduction.

Adhere to double-sided printing, save paper, promote paperless office, and reduce printing frequency.

When using office equipment such as computers, printers, copiers, shredders, etc., it is necessary to turn on the "power saving mode" to reduce standby energy consumption and extend device life.

Use more paper clips and staples, and less solvent products containing benzene, such as glue and correction fluid.

Avoid using one socket simultaneously for high power consuming appliances such as refrigerators, copiers, etc.