The transition to remote work during the COVID-19 pandemic initially raised residential energy costs. However, with a return to in-office work, office buildings now see higher energy consumption, fueled by fossil fuels. Additionally, transportation energy costs also contribute to environmental concerns, as many methods rely on fossil fuels. Research indicates that remote work can cut an individual's carbon footprint by 54%, suggesting that hybrid work policies might address these sustainability challenges, despite some companies preferring full office attendance for efficiency.
Switching to remote work instead of going into the office can cut a person's carbon footprint by 54 percent.
As people return to work, the energy costs of office buildings have started to rise, powered primarily by fossil fuels.
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