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Electricity management
Electrical energy conservation is an important part of
an environmental program. We know that managing our energy uses will
conserve energy sources like natural gas and coal and help control greenhouse
gas emissions that contribute to smog, acid rain and global warming.
The following table describes the types and quantity of electrical appliances
at school:-
Electric appliances |
Total number |
Tube lights |
994 |
Corridor lamps |
123 |
Fans |
58 |
Air conditioners |
15 |
Electric kettles |
6 |
Laptops |
3 |
Microwave |
4 |
Fridge |
3 |
Computer |
48 |
Office equipment |
9 |
Table 1: Electrical appliances as at 29/5/09
Furthermore, an investigation on the daily and monthly
consumption of electricity at school level was carried out. Since no
CEB bills was received at school level for the current year(only for
year 2007 available), members of the Environment Club took records from
the CEB meter on a regular basis to calculate the average daily electrical
consumption for the current month.
Date |
Electricity consumption |
Cost |
Jun 2007 |
4,661 KWh |
27,997 |
Jul 2007 |
4,922KWh |
25,159 |
Aug 2007 |
5,315KWh |
26,556 |
Sep 2007 |
5,365KWh |
30,556 |
Oct 2007 |
4,819 KWh |
28,121 |
Table 2: Electricity consumption for year 2007
Average daily consumption for May 2009 |
209 KWh |
Forecast CEB bill for May 2009 |
> Rs 30,000 per month |
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