Bandar seri begawan: Better energy management practices, usage monitoring, and behavioural changes combined with rooftop solar installation, have the potential for the commercial sector to offset around 50 percent of its electricity consumption. This is a move that not only saves long-term costs but also improves the company's ability to manage risks related to energy prices and supply uncertainties.
According to Radio Television Brunei, this strategy was emphasized during the Rampai Pagi interview on 'Conserving Electricity by Fostering Efficient Use Especially for the Commercial Sector'. The discussion highlighted the importance of integrating new technologies and practices in the commercial sector to address the challenges of rising energy costs and the need for sustainable operations.
Implementing these measures could lead to significant reductions in electricity consumption for businesses, making them more resilient to fluctuations in energy prices. The focus on behavioural changes and energy monitoring underscores the importance of awareness and education in achieving these energy efficiency goals.
The integration of rooftop solar installations was also discussed as a viable solution for businesses looking to reduce their dependence on traditional energy sources. This approach not only supports sustainability efforts but also contributes to a reduction in operational costs over time.