1. Improve building energy efficiency: strengthen the thermal insulation performance of buildings, use efficient thermal insulation materials, improve the sealing performance of doors and windows, and reduce energy loss. In addition, installing energy-saving devices such as intelligent thermostats also helps to control heating costs.
2. Reasonably set the indoor temperature: adjust the indoor temperature to a suitable comfortable temperature range without excessively increasing the heating temperature. Every time the heating temperature of 1℃ is increased, the heating cost increases by about 6%.
3. Regular maintenance of heating system: ensure the normal operation of heating equipment, regularly clean or replace air filters, and clean heating pipes to improve efficiency and reduce failures.
4. Rational use of passive solar energy heating (passive solar energy heating): Through reasonable architectural design, indoor space is passively heated by solar energy to reduce the dependence on traditional heating system.
5. Use efficient heating equipment: Choosing efficient heating equipment, such as efficient gas-fired boilers and ground-source heat pumps, can effectively reduce energy consumption and heating costs.
6. Do a good job in indoor energy saving: use energy-saving lamps and electrical appliances to reduce heat loss. In addition, turning off unnecessary electrical equipment in time and making rational use of light will also help to reduce heating costs.
7. Regularly check and monitor energy consumption: By monitoring and recording energy consumption, problems can be found in time and corresponding measures can be taken to improve energy utilization efficiency.
The selection and implementation of these measures need to be carried out according to the specific situation, and more detailed suggestions can be consulted by professional building, energy or heating system engineers.