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As the price of electricity rises and the threat of electricity shortages grows, the City of Espoo prepares to introduce effective measures to reduce the consumption of electricity.
[emoji843] On the premises used by the city, the indoor temperature will be reduced to approximately +20.5 °C. The indoor temperature will not be reduced at, for example, children’s day care centres or round-the-clock housing units for the elderly or people with disabilities.
[emoji843] Ventilation will be regulated according to operating times without compromising indoor air quality. Ventilation changes will not be made at round-the-clock housing units for the elderly or people with disabilities, swimming pools or sites where acute indoor air problems have been detected.
[emoji843] The city will no longer light up the facade of its premises, and yard lights will be switched off for the night.
[emoji843] Led-powered street lights will be programmed to be dimmed at night where it’s technically possible.
[emoji843] Artificial turfs will be heated for shorter periods of time, and the ice rink maintenance season will be reduced in the winter.
[emoji843] Peak periods of energy demand are avoided when using snow-making machines at ski tracks.
[emoji843] The temperature of the saunas at the swimming pools is regulated.
As the price of electricity rises and the threat of electricity shortages grows, the City of Espoo prepares to introduce effective measures to reduce the consumption of electricity.
[emoji843] On the premises used by the city, the indoor temperature will be reduced to approximately +20.5 °C. The indoor temperature will not be reduced at, for example, children’s day care centres or round-the-clock housing units for the elderly or people with disabilities.
[emoji843] Ventilation will be regulated according to operating times without compromising indoor air quality. Ventilation changes will not be made at round-the-clock housing units for the elderly or people with disabilities, swimming pools or sites where acute indoor air problems have been detected.
[emoji843] The city will no longer light up the facade of its premises, and yard lights will be switched off for the night.
[emoji843] Led-powered street lights will be programmed to be dimmed at night where it’s technically possible.
[emoji843] Artificial turfs will be heated for shorter periods of time, and the ice rink maintenance season will be reduced in the winter.
[emoji843] Peak periods of energy demand are avoided when using snow-making machines at ski tracks.
[emoji843] The temperature of the saunas at the swimming pools is regulated.