If your energy-saving campaign is a sign asking employees to turn off lights and computer screens as they leave you’re missing a much, much bigger picture, says John Dwyer
Lead this and make money. No-one now needs telling, as oil finally breaches the $100 a barrel misery-mark and power prices climb skyward, that saving energy is important. So far, however, with honourable exceptions, industry has been playing at energy saving, overlooking really easy opportunities to cut bills by many thousands a year. The usual…
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