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Businesses tend to have high energy costs due to a numer of factors such as:
Heating, ventilation and air conditioning (HVAC) systems require large amounts of power to heat, cool, and ventilate buildings, especially in commercial, industrial, and large residential settings. These systems also contribute to peak demand charges, making HVAC one of the biggest sources of ongoing energy expenses across climate-controlled environments.
Heavy machinery drives up energy costs because it requires large amounts of power to operate, particularly in energy intensive industries such as manufacturing, construction and agriculture. These machines also create costly peak demand spikes on utility bills, making heavy equipment a major contributor to annual costs.
Inefficient lighting (Non LED) consumes more power to produce the same amount of illumination, particularly in commercial buildings, warehouses, retail spaces, and public facilities. Outdated bulbs like incandescent or fluorescent types waste energy as heat and often run for long hours without smart controls. This constant, inefficient use increases overall electricity consumption and contributes to higher utility bills across commercial properties.
Office and IT equipment drive up energy costs because they require continuous power for computers, servers, printers, and networking devices, especially in corporate offices, data centers, and administrative facilitieS. Around-the-clock operation and the need for cooling to manage heat output further increase overall electricity consumption and costs in these environments.
