Energy Conservation Techniques - JSS2 Basic technology Past Questions and Answers - page 1

Increasing energy bills

Reducing greenhouse gas emissions

Expanding industrial operations

Enhancing aesthetic appeal

Higher energy consumption

Lower energy bills

Increased greenhouse gas emissions

Enhanced appliance performance

Keeping lights on when not in use

Setting the thermostat to a constant temperature

Using energy efficient appliances

Opening windows during rainy season

To increase pollution levels

To reduce operational costs

To maximise energy consumption

To minimise efficiency improvements

Conducting regular energy audits

Keeping equipment running at full capacity

Ignoring energy consumption patterns

Using outdated technology

Increasing energy usage during peak hours

Using inefficient machinery

Adopting renewable energy sources

Disregarding employee awareness programs

Increasing lighting usage

Conducting a home energy audit

Keeping windows open during hot days

Using old appliances

Keeping windows and doors open

Setting the thermostat to a consistent temperature

Using incandescent bulbs

Running the air conditioner at full capacity

To increase energy dependency

To reduce environmental impact

To maximise energy consumption

To use non-renewable resources

Ignoring energy audits

Using inefficient equipment

Simulating energy saving practices

Increasing energy consumption