Written by Clare Topping
on 19th Feb 2010.
Organizing a company-wide switch off campaign at the drop of the hat proved more complicated than originally anticipated.
Written by Clare Topping
on 1st Nov 2009.
We identified some areas where the lighting hours can be reduced; this post details the changes we have made and challenges I have faced.
Written by Clare Topping
on 15th Oct 2009.
Whatever level we are currently at, there is always something we can do to reduce our effect on the planet, small steps can make a huge difference when added together. And, if we take those habits to work, we can influence those around and above us, we all have so much potential to make a difference.
Written by Clare Topping
on 15th Jul 2009.
Lights left on, radios blasting Jeremy Vine into the ether, and that was just in the office, what else would I find in my walk round the building as I conducted my first energy audit at work?
Written by Clare Topping
on 10th Jul 2009.
Recent site audits have suggested that we have too much lighting, this is a summary of what we currently have – there were a few surprising discoveries.
Written by Clare Topping
on 24th Jun 2009.
Before starting to reduce our energy consumption I first needed to find out how much we are using and where.
Written by Clare Topping
on 21st Jun 2009.
The Carbon Trust returned to raise our energy awareness – did it work?
Written by Clare Topping
on 17th Jun 2009.
There were a lot of suggestions in our energy audit report, some of which were valid, others were not. In this post I will give a quick summary of the areas covered.
Written by Clare Topping
on 30th May 2009.
We had a Carbon Trust audit, now we have to follow up on the recommendations.
Written by Clare Topping
on 12th May 2009.
This is the second post in the Enviro-Mentalist at work series, about how we are trying to change the environmental impact of our workplace – but in small steps, a bit at a time. This is a first post about the recycling facilities we have arranged.