• Add timers to photocell-controlled lights so they are not on all night

• Disconnect lights and ballasts in vending machines

• Adjust power settings on computers and peripherals

• Consolidate refrigerated appliances. Clean and turn off ones that are not needed.

• Time condensate evaporators on large refrigeration equipment

• Replace coffee warmers with carafes, just like most coffee shops have done

• Use vacancy sensors for lighting.  Unlike an occupancy sensor, you must manually turn on the lights, and they turn off automatically.

• Turn off eating pilot lights in non-heating months

• Close off unused rooms by drawing shades, closing doors and covering radiators.

• Cover overheating radiators/convectors with aluminum foil or blanket insulation

• Use one of multiple boilers piped in parallel

• Don’t operate ceiling fans during the winter

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