Take a look around your workspace and think about the essential equipment you use daily.
Chances are, most of it.
In today's world of business, workers rely on computers, fax machines, printers, copiers, air conditioners, heaters and lights. But it's possible to use all that equipment and reduce your electric bill by following these seven guidelines. When purchasing office equipment, look for the EnergyStar label that indicates the machine meets the EPA's energy conservation standards. By reducing the number of machines that are plugged into outlets, you are reducing the amount of electricity you use. When you leave the office, turn off things that use electricity.