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Share Your Ideas about Incorporate Energy saving Practices into our Daily Routines

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Dec 11, 2023
Last Date :
Feb 11, 2024
18:15 PM IST (GMT +5.30 Hrs)
The National Energy Conservation Day is being celebrated every year on December 14 since 1991. The Bureau of Energy Efficiency (BEE), under the aegis of Ministry of Power ...
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MANOJ KUMAR DWIVEDI
2 years 9 months ago
Keep the hot sun from turning your home into a greenhouse by using the blinds on your windows to stop the heat from coming into your home and keep the cool air in.
During hot summer days while you are out and about, try keeping your thermostat set to 85 degrees. When you’re hanging out at home, 78 degrees is the optimal temperature for comfort and energy efficiency.
Instead of using an air conditioner, try running your ceiling fans clockwise when it’s hot to pull warm air up and push cool air down. To save some extra power, remember to turn all ceiling fans off when you leave your home.
If you're a streaming video fan, be sure not to watch those movies using your video game console. They use 45 times the amount of electricity that a smart TV does — and that adds up fast (for the environment and your wallet).
Only use your washing machine when you have a full load. Small loads waste water and precious energy.
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MANOJ KUMAR DWIVEDI
2 years 9 months ago
Changing your daily energy usage habits is the perfect place to start. The electricity we use to power our homes every day can have a much bigger impact on the health of our planet than most of us realize. Luckily, with just a few simple habit changes, you can make a big impact. Here are 15 habits that will help you improve your home's energy efficiency every day.
1. Draw the blinds during the day.
2. Set your thermostat to 85 when you’re out and 78 when you’re in.
3. Run your ceiling fans clockwise.
4. Nix the game console for viewing entertainment.
5. Load up your washer.
6. Air dry your clothing.
7. Cut that dish drying cycle short.
8. Turn “sleep mode” on.
9. Limit your use of portable heaters.
10. Watch your refrigerator temperature.
11. Unplug your battery charger.
12. Open your blinds and curtains on cold days.
13. Get rid of pans with loose fitting lids.
14. Washing your clothes in cold water instead of hot water.
15. Make the most of your microwave.
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MANOJ KUMAR DWIVEDI
2 years 9 months ago
Top Energy Saving Ways for Home:
Double glazing doors and windows are a perfect solution for a modern home as they can significantly reduce the emissions of greenhouse gases from heating and cooling thereby reducing your carbon footprint and also lowering your energy bills.
This is a super simple hack in everyday life to save energy consumption, by cooking with the lid you are making sure to lessen the cooking time and water usage significantly.
A smart meter is a great way to see how much power you’re consuming, this will help you keep a track of your consumption in real-time, and where you can reduce it.
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MANOJ KUMAR DWIVEDI
2 years 9 months ago
These days you can find a solar-powered version of almost any electronic you use in your home. Making small shifts and using more solar-powered electronics can go a long way and can also lower your maintenance and replacement costs of such electronics.
Needless to say how important it is to unplug devices when not in use. Do not leave devices on standby but rather unplug them and save your electricity bill, and the planet.
Some easy fixes to reduce your water consumption could be taking quick showers, using just the required amount of water while cooking and turning off running taps when unused even for seconds.
Aim to keep your thermostat at a lower temperature around 17 degrees, this can make a big difference and save your energy costs. Using a programmable smart thermostat is even better.
Smart automated devices can lower your energy bills even when you forget to. Smart automation systems will detect when you’re no longer using a device and turn off the power supply.
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MANOJ KUMAR DWIVEDI
2 years 9 months ago
A basic habit to develop and foster is to make sure that you always turn off the lights when leaving a room. Make a reminder to do so until you get into a habit of doing so subconsciously. You can save a good chunk of your monthly electricity costs by doing something as simple as this regularly.
Many homes are moving towards smart LED lights as they not only look stylish and affordable but are also way more efficient than halogen bulbs.
Dryers and refrigerators are two of the most energy-intensive appliances in a home and replacing these with better efficient models can cut the electricity usage by half, thereby reducing your electricity bills. Installing heat pumps is another idea to reduce electricity consumption. In general, maintaining and replacing appliances every few years will make them have less burden on your electricity usage.
Wash clothes at a cooler temperature and with a full load, you will be saving a lot of water and electricity.
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MANOJ KUMAR DWIVEDI
2 years 9 months ago
Top Energy Saving Ways for Home:
1. Solar-powered devices
2. Washing at low temp
3. Using smart meter
4. Cook with the lid on
5. Use double glazing door
6. Use smart automated devices
7. Keep the thermostat at a lower temperature
8. Lessen water usage
9. Unplug devices
10. Switching to efficient appliances
11. Use LED lights
12. Turning off the lights when leaving a room
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TamannaRana
2 years 9 months ago
1: switch off lights and electrical appliances when not using them.
2:save water when you wash hands, utensils and clothes etc.
3: save energy in the kitchen.
4:manage your heating and cooling.
5:save money with use of solar energy.
6:dry clothes in the sunlight rather than using electrical dryer.
7:use a reusable water bottle.
8: recycling
9: do not deforestation
10: planting trees
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MotupalliSatyaNagaDurgaSaiPadmini
2 years 9 months ago
Incorporating energy-saving practices into daily routines is crucial for sustainability. Consider using energy-efficient appliances, turning off lights when not needed, optimizing thermostat settings, and embracing natural light. Small habits collectively make a significant impact on reducing energy consumption and promoting a more eco-friendly lifestyle.
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Botta Swathi
2 years 9 months ago
used sollar energy in every field so we can save electricity
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kunal kishore
2 years 9 months ago
Energy saving is a concept of save energy in daily practical life.there are some point regarding it.
1 Don't use washing machine for washing cloth in our home.
2 Don't use electric iron for press cloth in our residential house.
3 Electronic itom is very few in our home for saving energy.
4 Freeze has been switch off in time of winter season.
5 LED light and LED fans has beem used in our home.
6 Aware other family member about save energy in their home.
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