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I think you're not getting the value of the assets vs energy cost. People on $200,000 left a 5 cent light on pp? Meh. You could work on using that $200,000 mo
by aaron695 10y ago
I think you're not getting the value of the assets vs energy cost.
People on $200,000 left a 5 cent light on pp? Meh.
You could work on using that $200,000 more efficiently if you want to save money.
I think you are falling for the stupid marketing. Wow we pulled 100 cars worth off the road by turning lights off at night! (as a one million car per year organization)
- user5994461 10y agoTo give some numbers. The building of JP Morgan in London was bought for £500M. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/25_Bank_Street https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/25_Bank_Street Hope that someone here knows the price of lightning so we can get some comparison going on :D
- bearbin 10y agoPrice of 24 hour lighting is about £1 - £2 per watt year (standard overhead fluorescents). For typical office building lighting intensity, that's around £15 - £50 per m^3. Assuming the high end of that scale, for the building you mentioned, the yearly lighting bill would be £5 million.