Singapore's public sector to reduce electricity consumption at government facilities amid Middle East crisis

Government facilities told to adopt measures to save energy amid Middle East conflict

The measures include setting the air-con at 25 deg C or higher, and unplugging equipment when not in use. Read more at straitstimes.com.

Singapore's public sector to reduce electricity consumption at government facilities amid Middle East crisis

Energy-saving measures include setting air-conditioning temperatures to 25°C or higher and turning off non-essential equipment and appliances when not in use.

Govt agencies to conserve energy at facilities across S'pore due to Middle East conflict

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Govt to reduce electricity consumption across its facilities amid impact of Middle East crisis

The Government is taking the lead to conserve energy and contribute towards Singapore's energy resilience amidst global fuel supply chains being disrupted by the Middle East conflict."All ministries, departments, organs of state and statutory boards have been directed to adopt energy conservation measures to reduce electricity consumption across government facilities where practicable, while balancing operational needs," said the Ministry of...

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