Sustainable Energy Savings of up to 30 % through the Use of Sustainable Technology

Antonio Rentero,
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The growing emphasis on sustainability and energy efficiency has led companies to look for innovative technological solutions to reduce their energy consumption and environmental impact. According to a recent report, the use of efficient technologies can achieve energy savings of up to 30 % in different industrial sectors.

  • Energy efficiency in technology infrastructure: Technology infrastructure is one of the main energy consumers in companies. From data centres to IT equipment, energy consumption can be considerable if not properly managed. However, efficient technologies offer solutions to optimise energy use in these environments. Virtualisation, for example, allows multiple servers to be consolidated onto a single physical machine, thereby reducing energy consumption and operating costs. In addition, the use of electronic devices with energy-efficient certifications, such as ENERGY STAR, ensures that equipment is designed to consume less energy in their daily operation.
  • Automation and intelligent control: Automation and smart control are other key pillars for achieving significant energy savings. The Internet of Things (IoT) and artificial intelligence enable more efficient energy management by collecting and analysing real-time data to optimise resource use. Smart sensors can automatically adjust lighting and air conditioning according to the occupancy of spaces, thus avoiding unnecessary energy consumption. Industrial process automation can also identify and correct inefficiencies in production, reducing energy waste and improving productivity.
  • Renewable energy and smart storage: The use of renewable energy is one of the most effective strategies to achieve sustainable energy savings. The installation of solar photovoltaic panels and wind turbines allows companies to generate their own clean energy, thus reducing their dependence on conventional energy sources and lowering their carbon emissions. Smart energy storage is also key to maximising the efficiency of renewable energy. Storage batteries make it possible to capture and store surplus energy generated for later use, even at times of low production. This ensures a continuous and stable supply of energy, thus reducing the need to rely on the conventional electricity grid.

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