Shifting to digital systems can reduce paper, ink and electricity usage, making your business more efficient. If you're not ready to go fully paperless, simple changes like double-sided printing or ...

According to EnergySage, the folks at Grey Sail Brewing in Westerly installed a carbon capture system to save money during ...

1. Encourage energy-saving habits to reduce business energy costs Encourage your team to turn off lights, shut down unused equipment and put computers in sleep mode when unused.

A professional energy audit, for example, costs around $440, according to Angi. But it can help cut your small business’s energy costs by up to 30% a year, says the DOE.