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Mesa can save your space 23,000 kilowatt hours of energy. Here's what that means.

Understand exactly how much 23,000 kilowatt hours of energy is by comparing it to the amount of energy everyday devices use.

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Screenshots from Mesa's recently launched Impact Report, showing decreases in energy consumed by plugged in devices and HVAC systems.

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Have you ever wondered what energy use in kilowatt hours (kWh) means in everyday terms? We use the term to measure energy use.

It takes:

  • 0.015 kWh to charge your cell phone (based on a device with ~3,000 mAh battery size, like an iPhone 12)
  • 0.1 kWh to charge your laptop (based on a device with 100 Wh battery, like a MacBook Pro)
  • 1 kWh to keep on your incandescent desk lamp for a day
  • 10,715 kWh to power an average American home for a year

To translate kWh this into emissions, we usually have to understand the carbon intensity of the grid. Still, we can assume an average. You can learn more about this conversion on the U.S. Energy Information Administration (EIA) website.

How much can you save with Mesa? We've translated the typical amount of energy Mesa can save the average 15,000-square-foot office space into concrete terms you can understand, such as the annual emissions from cars, households, or smartphones.

The average 15,000-square-foot office space can save 23,000 kWh per year with Mesa. What does this mean? Email us to find out - mesa@sidewalklabs.com, and read on to learn more.

23,000 kWh is equivalent to 16.3 metric tons. See how this nets out below.

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Energy savings compared to home energy use, carbon sequestered by forests, and emissions avoided by switching incandescent lamps to LEDs.

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Energy savings compared to emissions avoided by recycling instead of landfill, the energy of charging smartphones, and energy used by passenger cars.

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Energy savings compared to the electricity required to charge your laptop, the electricity required to power a desk lamp, and carbon sequestered by trees grown for 10 years.