Turn Off, Tune Out, Save Energy - Small Business Computing

Turn Off, Tune Out, Save Energy

Apr 12, 2010
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Small Business Trends: Turn Off, Tune Out, Save Energy

SBT blogger Kelly Spors offers five ways small businesses can reduce energy bills, including unplugging unused equipment, setting sleep mode on printers and faxes and using a programmable thermostat.


“Think “energy efficiency” and high-priced upgrades like replacing the office lights or installing a fancy energy-efficient heating system often spring to mind. In reality, though, many of the most effective energy-saving strategies for small businesses require little or no upfront cost, meaning you can reap real savings almost immediately.

Here are five low-cost energy-saving opportunities to consider…”

Small Business Computing Staff

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