Clean filters and clear vents help air circulate efficiently. Blocked vents can increase energy use by 25%.
Sleep mode cuts power use when you’re away from your desk. It’s a quick way to save without extra effort.
Smart power strips cut standby power automatically. Options include timers, motion sensors, and current-sensing strips for flexibility.
Opting out of unwanted catalogs and mailers saves trees, cuts waste, and declutters your office. The FTC and Direct Marketing Association offer free…
Installing WaterSense faucets and toilets can save over 16,000 gallons of water annually. Aerators are another easy, low-cost upgrade.
Share rides to cut fuel costs, traffic congestion, and emissions. Plus, it’s more fun than commuting solo.
Stock breakrooms with mugs, dishes, and silverware instead of disposables. Rinsing a mug each day saves hundreds of cups a year.
Coffee grounds and food waste don’t belong in the trash. Composting keeps waste out of landfills and enriches soil.
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ENERGY STAR breakroom equipment uses 10–15% less energy. They pay for themselves in savings over time.
A dripping faucet can waste 3,000 gallons annually. Regularly inspect sinks and toilets to prevent water loss.
Paper and paperboard account for about a quarter of municipal solid waste. Recycling paper products saves money and resources. Every ton of office…
Activate standby settings on printing and scanning equipment to reduce energy usage when the device is not in use.
Select reusable pens, pencils, folders, and toner cartridges. By using these or by recycling cartridges, you can help eliminate waste.
Buy office supplies made from, or packaged in, recycled materials. Buying recycled products makes recycling sustainable, increasing the demand for…