Energy conservation means saving money and energy. Profit minded managers everywhere are looking for ways to cut their utility bills. It's just good business. Would you like to save twenty percent of your annual utility bills? This booklet is filled with hints to help reduce energy waste and inefficiencies. Many of the suggestions are easy todo and involve no expense. Where else can you get hundreds or even thousands of dollars for a few hours work? Saving this money is a matter of correcting many small problems. It requires a greater awareness by everyone. Building managers and renters must share the responsibility and benefits of energy conservation. Part 1 of this booklet lists 14 ideas with high potential for savings. If you haven't already implemented these ideas, give them a try. When you finish these, read on; Part 2 is a list of ideas intended for the apartment renter. Cut it out and make copies for each tenant. Part 3contains more ideas for management which require little or no initial investment and offer significant savings. Part 4 has even more ways to save but with some investment. Following these idea sections, Part 5 contains four forms to help you manage your energy conservation program. Part 5 also has two examples to show how you can estimate the dollar savings potential of the various ideas. Read the introduction to Part 5 before going too far with your conservation program. This workbook provides a do-it-yourself, fill -in -the blanks approach to an energy conservation program for apartments. Of necessity, it is a generalized approach which cannot be as detailed as an energy audit conducted by an engineering team. If a particular suggestion does not apply to your building, read on; the next one probably will.