With the aim of saving our planet with the help of the youngest, the superhero Beepster visited the elementary school “Rešad Kadić” in Kakanj and educated the students of this school about the importance of energy-efficient behaviour.
In an educational and fun way, the sixth-grade students of this school learned about the importance of smart use of energy. Global warming, its consequences for our planet, and the ways in which we can save the Planet were just some of the topics that Beepster discussed with the schoolchildren.
“It’s five to twelve. We have to help our Planet. We have to save rivers, forests and all other green areas of the planet Earth!” said the Beepster, who shared tips for smarter energy use, in order to reach this goal together. “Don’t leave the water running while brushing your teeth or washing. Turn off the light after leaving the room, and do not waste energy unnecessarily. And don’t forget, we have to turn off electronic devices and not leave them on standby,” added this superhero.
The Beepomat, a device that shows them energy-efficient behaviours, attracted a lot of students’ attention. Beepster also introduced them to a superthermal imaging camera, which shows how much energy is lost in the case of devices that are connected to electricity, during standby mode. The students were also shown an animated film about climate change on Earth and ways to use energy wisely.
At the primary school “Rešad Kadić” in Kakanj, thanks to the BEEP AF project, energy efficiency measures such as thermal insulation of facade walls were implemented; replacement of existing carpentry and/or locksmithing; thermal insulation of the ceiling above the heated space; thermal insulation of the roof; replacement of asbestos cover; installation of a thermal energy meter; partial replacement of lighting fixtures; installation of equipment for measuring energy consumption, and construction of equipment for monitoring temperature and humidity. The area covered by the project is 1,626.90 m2, and the amount of the investment was 238,940.36 BAM.
