Even with advanced processes and equipment, it is people that ultimately determine how energy is used. Many companies are recognising that energy efficiency is about much more than technology. Awareness campaigns, teams and training are all being used to encourage efficiency awareness and behaviour. Campaigns can link home behaviour to work behaviour, as power of one at work is doing, capitalising on the growing interest in climate and energy issues among consumers and families.

Behaviour change often offers better opportunities for energy saving than other alternatives. More than that, no efficiency initiative will work without bringing people along. This is the message of power of one at work.