Why energy conservation is so important in schools
Schools are not only places of learning, but also major energy consumers. An average school in Germany consumes approximately 100,000 kilowatt-hours of electricity and 1,000,000 kilowatt-hours of heat annually, which amounts to electricity costs of around 50,000 euros and heating costs of approximately 100,000 euros. Energy consumption is also very high in elementary schools.
These figures illustrate just how high energy demand is in educational institutions—and what financial burdens are associated with it. But with our tips and measures, which we’ll share with you in this blog post, you can significantly reduce energy consumption, save money in the long term, and increase energy efficiency in schools—for the benefit of the budget, the environment, and the climate. Learn more now!
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What consumes the most energy at school?
The largest share of energy consumption in schools is accounted for by heating the buildings. Outdated heating systems, inadequate insulation and inefficiently insulated windows contribute significantly to high heat losses. In addition, the Power consumption for lighting, IT and other electrical devices play a significant role. The number 1 electricity consumer in schools is the Lighting.
Do you have any questions or need advice?
How can you save energy in a school?
Our energy-saving tips:


























