1. Use video conferencing to avoid unnecessary travel.
2. Encourage the daily use of environmentally friendly means of transport (bikes, buses, trains, car-pooling,etc).
3. Provide secure parking for bicycles.
4. Invest in renewable energy and resources for your office through solar panels, rainwater collectors, etc..
5. Invest in LED lighting for your office.
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6. Use energy-efficient computers, printers, multi-functional equipment.
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7. Choose energy suppliers that provide energy from 100% renewable energy sources.
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8. Turn off all lights, equipment and heating/air conditioning in your offices when notin use or set the automatic timer for these according to actual needs.
9. Avoid printing unnecessary documents (e-mails, etc).
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10. Provide facilities/bins for recycling paper, aluminium, plastic, glass and organics in the office.
11. Provide refillable water and beverage dispensers in the office.
12. Provide only washable/recycled plates, glasses, towels, etc in the kitchen.
13. Use environmentally friendly and non-toxic cleaning products.
The estimated annual consumption for three rooms, used for an event, with 500 hours of brightness each is 1,500kW, which is less than half that of an energy-saving light bulb, which consumes 3,450kW.
The estimated annual consumption for the computers associated with the three rooms, used for the organisation of an event, is 480kWh; an energy-saving computer consumes 360kWhwith a reduction in emissions of 25.4kg CO2.
The estimated totala nnual consumption for an office consisting of three rooms, used for the organisation of an event, is 4,500kW: if the energy sources are those of the energy mix, then the CO2 emissions are 958kg, if they are renewable energy sources then the CO2 emissions are 0.
Printing one ream of paper per month is equivalent to 28.8kg of paper per year: not printing the tickets results in a benefit of 12,672 litres of water, 218.8kWh of energy consumption and 46.7kg of CO2.