2. To avoid/minimize the use of energy by one-third, you'll
need to make significant changes in your daily habits
and routines
The focused approach to achieve this goal are
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3. Home Energy Conservation
• Appliance Usage: Reduce the use of energy-
intensive appliances like air conditioners, heaters,
and electric stoves.
• Lighting: Keep lights off during the day and use
natural light. Switch to energy-efficient LED or CFL
bulbs.
• Unplug Devices: Unplug chargers, electronics, and
appliances when not in use to avoid energy
consumption.
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4. Transportation
• Public Transport: Share rides with others and use
public transportation to minimize personal vehicle
usage.
• Walking and Cycling: Opt for walking or cycling
for short distances instead of driving.
• Fuel-Efficient Driving: Drive smoothly, maintain
your vehicle, and adhere to speed limits to improve
fuel efficiency.
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5. Reduced Water Heating
• Use solar or Gas water heaters instead of
electric heaters
• Lower Water Heater Temperature: Reduce the
temperature of your water heater to save energy
used for heating water.
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6. Energy-Efficient Appliances
• Upgrade Appliances: Replace old appliances with
energy-efficient models. Look for Energy Star-rated
products.
• Appliance Settings: Use energy-saving settings on
appliances like washing machines, dishwashers, and
refrigerators.
• Reduced Screen Time: Minimize the use of energy-
intensive devices like computers, TVs, and gaming
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7. Cooking and Kitchen Practices
• Microwave and Toaster Oven: Use smaller
appliances like microwaves and toaster ovens for
cooking instead of larger ovens.
• Efficient Cooking: Cook multiple items together
and use lids on pots to cook faster and use less
energy.
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8. Behavioral Changes
• Unplug Chargers: Unplug phone chargers and
other electronics when they are not actively
charging.
• Energy-Conscious Habits: Develop habits like
turning off lights upon leaving a room and using
natural ventilation instead of air conditioning.
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9. Monitoring and Adjusting
• Energy Audits: Regularly assess your energy
usage to identify areas where further reductions
can be made.
• Feedback Loop: Continuously monitor your
progress and adjust your habits accordingly.
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10. Educate and Involve Others
• Inform Others: Educate your family and friends
about energy conservation and encourage them to
adopt similar practices.
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11. Renewable Energy Sources
If feasible, consider the following renewable energy
sources
• Solar Power
• Biogas plant
• Wind energy
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