Post by account_disabled on Feb 19, 2024 9:06:55 GMT 5
January is always a difficult month for savings and christmas expenses make it difficult to face the first part of the year. On this occasion, we bring you some tips on sustainability that will also help you save. 1. Get on public transportation . It can be an alternative for many of your trips, reducing fuel costs. In addition, I'm sure that on occasion you can also get around on foot. 2. Start your own urban garden. Or join an existing project in your area. Apart from reducing c02 emissions by producing kilometer zero food, you will contribute to the development of green areas in your town or city. 3. Shop at markets and second-hand clothing stores. Clothing is the second most polluting industry in the world. More than 1,000 liters of water are needed to make a t-shirt, 3,000 for jeans and more than 4,000 for sneakers.
Second-hand clothing stores make it easy to reuse clothes that still have a long life left. 4. Keep the heating between 19 and 21 degrees . In addition to your pocketbook, the planet will also thank you. It is the ideal temperature for your well-being at home without the bill going up exorbitantly. Or does it Phone Number List seem normal to you to wear short sleeves around the house in january? 5. Switch to an electric car. Did you know that it is estimated that with the useful life of an electric car you could save up to 10,000 euros in fuel? Furthermore, at svea solar we make it very easy for you so that you always have a charger nearby. We offer you a charging point connected to your solar panels so that the cost is reduced to zero while you also reduce co2 emissions. 6. Install solar panels.
Solar panels are the best option to save and overcome the january slope. First of all, request a free quote and our solar advisors will take care of your photovoltaic installation and you will start saving on your electricity bill.We interviewed sara berzosa, comprehensive manager of the brussels building on london street in madrid and javier jimenez, head of large accounts at remica, the company that carried out the project to improve the energy efficiency of the building. Thanks to sara and javier we have been able to learn all the details of the photovoltaic installation that svea solar has carried out in the brussels building. Sara berzosa, as manager of the brussels building, tells us the details of the building's photovoltaic installation and the benefits they have already obtained: what type of photovoltaic system do you have? It is an injection photovoltaic system for a single cup.
