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Make Simple Energy Resolutions for 2012 II

Now is a good time to evaluate your home’s energy usage and make a stronger commitment to lead a more energy-efficient lifestyle from the start of 2012 - make an Energy Saving Resolution for the year ahead.

Here at Enigin we deal with businesses and organisations through our Enigin Distributors and Enigin Partners. but we are delighted to share some ‘domestic’ tips with you for your home.

There are many simple ways to reduce you home energy consumption all year long without a lot of effort. Once you make them a habit, saving energy will be second nature. Here are the second four tips of eight:

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Make Simple Energy Resolutions for 2012 I

Now is a good time to evaluate your home’s energy usage and make a stronger commitment to lead a more energy-efficient lifestyle from the start of 2012 - make an Energy Saving Resolution for the year ahead.

Here at Enigin we deal with businesses and organisations through our Enigin Distributors and Enigin Partners. but we are delighted to share some ‘domestic’ tips with you for your home.

There are many simple ways to reduce you home energy consumption all year long without a lot of effort. Once you make them a habit, saving energy will be second nature. Here are the first four of eight tips:

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How to Motivate Your Sales Team Financially

How do you motivate your sales force in your Enigin Distributorship or Enigin Partnership? Is with money - bonuses or rewards?

Increasingly research suggests that, for most of us, receiving more money would not make us perform any better in our jobs. We are not coin-operated, in that sense. But it is accepted that in sales, money does motivate productivity.

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Enigin - Energy Efficiency or Energy Conservation?

At Enigin we are always talking about energy saving and energy efficiency for the private and public sectors - the two terms are connected, being energy efficient means less wasted energy, hence saved energy.

Enigin Distributors worldwide may also come against question about energy conservation - is that the same as energy efficiency?

To answer here is an excellent article from the Fairbanks Daily News-Miner.

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Enigin UK look to Help Schools

Enigin UK realise how important it is for schools to reduce the constraints of their budgets, and one area where they seek to make savings is through reducing their energy bills.

The first choice is often installing renewable energy sources, wind turbines, solar panels etc. This seems to be a good move, they are obvious and clearly visible to all involved - they show you are doing something.

In reality renewables should not be the first move - Enigin UK will tell you that they should be the last - why?

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Uncertain World - Control Your Energy Use

By Steve Hill

The world has been reeling over the past couple of years from the financial turmoil of recession led by poor banking decisions, it revealed how fragile our economic system can be as very quickly country after country were plunged into difficulties.

Suddenly people started considering costs, instead of spending without thought.

Now we have seen the terrible events taking place in Japan - from natural causes - again the economic situation in Japan at least is hit.

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Enigin - where to put the money

Are you saving your money? Do you even have money to save? Most don’t today. But where should we be putting it?

Spend it? That sounds like the most fun, and guess what? It is just so easy to do!

Banks? Why should they have it, help them out! They don’t help us.

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How much is it costing us?

Can anyone really establish how much the last year has cost us all in the UK?

The recession, strikes, then the volcanic ash problem, now the hung parliament. It is all costing everyone, together and individually dearly. Time is being taken, money is being spend and wasted. But no one is going to be able to tell how much all these things are costing?

They have put a price on the volcanic ash “disaster”, so far, but no doubt it is much more then they have said. People keep referring to the credit crunch and recession as being in the past, but is it? It isn’t as though anyone can or has been able to categorically say it is over and it cost the country “so much” and individuals “this much”. And now the debacle of the last week due to the election? And I bet no one mentions how much all this is costing?

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