Reusing unwanted items is one of the best ways of achieving sustainability, and if it is meant as a good deed, it is even better. Last month, SAS ENERGY donated 15 PC monitors to a local charity, which will be distributed to those who need them most.

The easiest way of contributing to a company’s sustainability plan is by recycling. We at SAS ENERGY are trying to recycle all sorts of different materials by using labelled bins for plastic, glass, paper, and communal waste. The bins are marked and easily accessible for everyone in the office and the connected warehouse.

While trying to recycle, we also try to do as much as possible digitally, to reduce excessive use of paper.

Our main building, as well as the warehouse, use led lighting, which has many advantages. Led lighting is energy efficient because of its very high lumen output per watt and long-life span. Another plus regarding this version of lighting is the flexibility of their design and the fact that they don’t produce heat or UV emissions.

Another tool to tackle emissions and the new way of communicating is through online video calls! Zoom, Teams, Skype, Facetime have proven essential to many businesses during the pandemic.

Many companies are using video calls as the main way of communicating with their partners, branch offices or clients. This way of exchanging information is cost-effective, plus it saves a lot of carbon emissions which would be otherwise released into the atmosphere via transportation.

A different way of improving a company’s sustainability credentials is the use of electric cars. Electric cars offer their users efficiency and lower emissions when compared to regular cars. Another bonus of electric cars is the minimal impact on the environment.