5 TIPS FOR SAVING ELECTRICITY AT YOUR MEETING/EVENT Saving electricity during a meeting can contribute to reducing energy consumption and overall environmental impact. Here are five tips to help you save electricity during a meeting: Use Natural Lighting : Whenever possible, utilize natural daylight instead of artificial lighting. When siting a hotel look for windows a to let in natural light. This not only reduces the need for electric lights but also creates a more pleasant and productive environment. Use LED Lighting : If you need to use artificial lighting, opt for energy-efficient LED bulbs. Additionally, make sure to turn off lights when they're not needed, and use task lighting instead of illuminating the entire room. Minimize Audio-Visual Equipment Use : Audio-visual equipment, such as projectors, screens, and speakers, can consume a significant amount of electricity. Only power up these devices when they are necessary and turn them off promptly after use. Consider shari

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TIPS FOR SAVING ENERGY AT MEEETINGS AND EVENTS Reducing electrical usage at a meeting is one of the most important ways to promote sustainability and lower energy costs. Here are some effective strategies to achieve this goal: 1.     Optimize lighting: Use natural lighting whenever possible by holding the meeting in a room with windows. If artificial lighting is necessary, use energy-efficient LED or CFL bulbs, and turn off lights in areas not currently in use. 2.     Adjust thermostat settings: Set the heating or cooling to an appropriate level for comfort but avoid extreme temperatures. Lowering the thermostat in the winter and raising it in the summer can significantly reduce energy consumption. 3.     Unplug devices: Encourage attendees to unplug chargers, laptops, and other electronics when not in use. Many devices continue to draw power even when not actively charging, known as "phantom power" or "standby power." 4.     Use power strips: Plug mul