However, in a narrow sense, green office refers to the use of recyclable products that save resources and reduce the generation and emission of pollutants in office activities. This is an important part of the national energy conservation and emission reduction action. It advocates starting from the small things around us and cherishing every kilowatt hour, every drop of water, every piece of paper, every liter of oil and every piece of office supplies.
However, it is difficult to implement. According to a survey by HP, if 654.38 million users turn off their computers at the end of work every day, they can save up to 2,680 kWh of electricity and reduce 3,500 pounds of carbon dioxide emissions, which is equivalent to reducing more than 265,438+000 cars on the road every month. An evaluation from IBM shows that only by encouraging employees to turn off equipment and lighting when not needed, the company will save $6.5438+0.78 million a year, which is equivalent to reducing the emissions of 50,000 vehicles.