Building operations and construction contribute to over one third of emissions globally, making this infrastructure a prime target for energy savings, especially as hybrid work persists.
HVAC systems in partially occupied buildings work harder to maintain temperatures, leading to higher energy consumption, rather than achieving expected energy savings in colder climates.
Investing in smart building technologies, such as demand-controlled ventilation and smart plugs, can improve energy efficiency and significantly reduce the carbon footprint of buildings.
The introduction of flexible strategies, like adjusting thermostat settings during partial occupancy, can play a crucial role in enhancing energy conservation in office environments.
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