Adjust your thermostat - Keep your room temperature in between 26-28℃. Close windows and doors to prevent cool air from leaking when using air conditioner.

Keep up the good habit - Turn off and unplug electronic devices and switch off lights when you’re not using them as well as maximize the use of natural light.

Energy-Saving Light Bulbs - Replace incandescent bulbs with energy-saving light bulbs.

Energy efficient appliances - Choose energy efficient appliances when making new purchases. Look for high EER (Energy Efficiency Ratio), energy and water-saving labels on new appliances to choose the most efficient models.

Be healthy - Reduce the number of miles you drive by walking, carpooling, biking or taking mass transit. Also, walk instead of taking the elevator to receive better health.

Reduce the number of times you drive by taking mass transit to reduce carbon emission. At least car free at least once a week.

Fuel efficient vehicle – When it’s time for a new car, choose a more fuel efficient vehicle. Turn of your engine when you stop driving.

Eat less meat - Buy locally grown or produced foods, order just enough food to avoid wastage and pure vegetables for meal once a day or week. 

Stop using disposable dining ware - Bring your own containers, handkerchief and bag when dining out or taking out food as well as reduce the usage of plastic containers and other disposable dining ware.

Purchase recycled products - Purchase water-conserving faucets and water-saving bidet. Do not over-package your present or products.