Five Tops tips for your making your communal area green


16/07/2018
by: Mary-Anne Bowring

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Introduction to Energy Saving Week

In this section, briefly introduce Energy Saving Week, highlighting its importance and the collaboration between Leaseholder Support and PDM Consultants to provide energy-saving tips for communal areas.

Tip #1: Use Energy-Saving Bulbs and Fittings

Discuss the importance of replacing traditional lighting with energy-saving bulbs. Include tips on selecting energy-efficient fittings when upgrading lighting in communal areas.

Tip #2: Insulate and Draught-Proof Communal Areas

Explain the significance of proper insulation and draught-proofing in reducing energy consumption. Highlight the benefits of maintaining well-insulated areas to prevent heat loss.

Tip #3: Monitor and Track Energy Usage

Introduce the idea of actively monitoring energy levels in communal areas using an energy testing box. Explain how this tool helps display current energy usage and how publishing the results can raise awareness among leaseholders.

Tip #4: Implement Heat Recovery Systems

Describe how heat recovery systems can help minimize heating requirements in communal spaces and individual flats. Highlight the benefits of Heat Recovery Ventilation systems for both energy savings and comfort.

Tip #5: Install Energy-Saving Features in Communal Spaces

Talk about the importance of installing energy-saving light bulbs with daylight sensors and motion detectors in communal areas. Explain how these features enhance both energy efficiency and functionality.

Talk about the importance of installing energy-saving light bulbs with daylight sensors and motion detectors in communal areas. Explain how these features enhance both energy efficiency and functionality.


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