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ENERGY SAVING
MANAGEMENT
Don’t Forget
to
Save the Energy
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Because
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To Save the Environment

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and
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To Save Money

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 As the
ENERGY is not FREE

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 Lets
SAVE
ENERGY
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HOW
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From Where
We
Start?
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Lets Start from Your Self

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HOME
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 Lets Start from HOME
First
you need to
look at, how
much your
HOME uses
energy?

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 Just Look ………
The graph in next slide shows which areas
of the average house consume the most
Energy.
By looking at these areas and how much
energy they use, we can then determine
which areas can provide the biggest
savings.

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HOME ENERGY
USE

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 “ENERGY MANAGEMENT”
MEANS LOWERING COST BY ……

• ELIMINATING UNNECESSARY ENERGY USE

• IMPROVING THE EFFICIENCY OF NEEDED
ENERGY USE
• ADJUSTING OPERATIONS TO ALLOW
PURCHASING ENERGY AT LOWER PRICES

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 THE FOUR STEPS
(1) Identify ALL your opportunities.
(2) Prioritize your actions rationally.
(3) Accomplish your activities
successfully.
(4) Maintain your activities.

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 Note that, …
the steps of effective energy
management are the SAME as for
the management of all productive
functions.
 Lets Start From
LIGHTING
Lighting makes up a
smaller part of your
energy use, but it is
the easiest one to save
in.

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 LIGHTING
Increasing your Lighting Efficiency
is one of the fastest ways to
decrease your energy bills.

By replacing the Old Incandescent

Bulbs in high-use areas with
Compact Fluorescent Lights (CFL),
you can save about 50% on the
amount of energy used for lighting.

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Why CFL?

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Change lamps and equipment

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 LEDS
• L.E.D. is the common abbreviation for a ‘Light-
Emitting-Diode. 
• An L.E.D. is a semi-conducting device that produces
light when an electrical current flows through it
Comparing LED vs CFL vs Incandescent Light
Bulbs
Evolution of Technology
LIGHTING TIP

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 Refrigerator/ Freezer TIPS

Refrigerators with the

freezer on top are more
efficient than those with
freezers on the side.

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Refrigerator/ Freezer TIPS

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 HEATING
Let the Sun Warm your Home when
possible.

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 HEATING
• Keep temperatures as low as possible according
to the work activity.
• Standardize on internal temperatures of 21C in
offices and 17C in workshops.

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 HOT WATER
• Do not leave Taps running.
• Immediately repair/ replace
Taps when required.
• Operate Hot Water at
minimum temperature
according to the
requirements.

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Air Conditioning System
• It is really necessary.
• Ensure Temperature Controllers are set to 26C.
• Make sure Timers are set to Switch-off at the end
of Shift or Office Hours.

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 Office Equipment
• Switch-off Office Equipment when not in use.
• Switch-off Computers, Printers etc., when not in use –
Do not leave in Standby mode.
• Shut-off Office and Conference Room Lighting when not
in use.

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Energy Facts
• Turning the Thermostat down by 1C will reduce
Energy Consumption by 10 – 15%.

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 Power Factor
• The power factor is the ratio of the real power that is
used to do work and the apparent power that is
supplied to the circuit.
• The power factor can get values in the range from 0
to 1.
• When all the power is reactive power with no real
power (usually inductive load) - the power factor is 0.
• When all the power is real power with no reactive
power (resistive load) - the power factor is 1.
Power Factor Saver
Power Factor Saver mounted on Charger
Energy Facts
• If PC Monitors are left Switched-on overnight, it waste
enough energy to Laser Print 800-Nos. A4 page.
• Flat screen monitors save around 50% Energy in
comparison to CRT Monitors.

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Energy Facts
Consumption
Consumption in Power
when in use
Saving Mode (Watts)
(Watts)
PC Base Unit 100 – 120 70
CRT Monitor 17” 60 – 70 10
Flat Screen LCD
Monitor 19” 25 5

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 So
What Lesson
we Learned
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Always use ENERGY EFFICIENT
EQUIPMENT

BEARING SIGN

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Be Energy Smart
Be Comfortable
Be Healthy
Be Safe
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 4-Bs
• Be Energy Smart. Energy saved means Money saved.
• Be Comfortable. By making your home more energy
efficient, it will be Warmer in the Cold Winter months
and Cooler in the Hot Summer months.
• Be Healthy. Keep your family healthy by keeping the
home and play areas free from Lead contaminated
dust and rust.
• Be Safe. Practice good safety habits around your
home. Keep away smoke and carbon monoxide from
your life.
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Save Energy and Money

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 Have a
Healthy,
Safe and
Comfortable
Home

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Thank
You
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