This is conservation in its most meaningful sense, acknowledging the responsibility which we all share, to use our natural resources intelligently and prudently, avoiding waste and preserving our treasured assets. The wise and sensible use of electrical energy benefits both you and the country. It guarantees for the generations to come, a longer period over which our natural energy resources may be extended for our use and convenience. It provides you the customer with an ideal opportunity to reduce the cost of energy to you by following the below conservation tips:

Tips for electricity conservation at home

Tips for electricity conservation at Shops and Business establishments

Tips for electricity conservation at home

1. A tube light (36/40 watt) gives more light than a 60 or 100 watt bulb and will consume 40 to 60% less power. Tube light with electronic choke is even more energy efficient means of lighting USE DAYLIGHT AS FAR AS POSSIBLE.
2. Lighting devices like bulb, tube light, etc. consume energy according to their capacities. Use appropriate lighting according to your requirement. A so-called zero bulb uses 12 to 15 watt per hour. Compact Fluorescent Lamps (CEL) are available in 5.7.9.11 watts capacities and they give more light output.
3. Instant geysers are considered to be more efficient than storage type geysers. SOLAR WATER HEATERS OPERATE ON SOLAR ENERGY WHICH IS FREE OF COST
4. Allow refrigerated foodstuff to come to room temperature before heating AND allow heated foodstuff to cool down to normal temperature before placing it in the refrigerator.
5. Put your home entertainment systems on a power bar and turn off the bar when you are not using them. (Components without clocks and timers, of course.)
6. Unplug infrequently used TVs, as many continue to draw power even when turned off

Tips for electricity conservation in industrial establishments

1. Avoid excessive illumination. Please keep only as many fans and lights on as you need.
2. Do not use neon sign boards. Use only painted sign boards.
3. Use energy saving compact fluorescent lamps for the illumination of your shops, showrooms, or hotels.
4. Try to switch on your room air conditioners and coolers at least one hour late and switch off one hour early. Preferably, do not use these heavy duty appliances.
5. Use solar water heaters for hot water requirements of your hotels and lodges.
6. Consider energy-efficient computer systems and monitors when you replace a system. Make sure you enable your computer’s energy-saving features.
7. Be sure to at least shut off the computer screen, as 60% of the power used by a computer is used by the monitor! (The other 40% is used to keep your hard drive spinning and to power the electronics.)