Energy can be conserved through various practical measures at home and in daily life. Key strategies include:

• Efficient heating and ventilation: Keep radiators at moderate levels, ventilate rooms briefly and properly, and avoid letting rooms cool down excessively.
• Smart use of kitchen appliances: Cook with lids on pots, use residual heat, set correct fridge/freezer temperatures, and run dishwashers and washing machines only when full.
• Lighting: Replace incandescent bulbs with LEDs, use natural light, and turn off lights when not in use.
• Electrical devices: Unplug devices not in use, avoid standby power consumption with smart power strips.
• Water heating: Use cold or lukewarm water when possible, take shorter or cooler showers.
• Insulation and sealing: Insulate homes adequately and seal air leaks to minimize heating and cooling energy loss.

These actions help reduce energy consumption, save money, and benefit the environment.