The students of the elementary school “Kulin Ban” in Visoko were visited by the superhero Beepster from another planet to warn them that the planet Earth is in great danger. He came to our world with the mission of saving the Earth and educating students about energy-efficient behaviour. He used this opportunity to remind children about the importance of intelligent energy use.
“Every time one of you leaves the light on during the day or leaves the charger plugged in without charging your cell phone or tablet, energy is consumed, and in order to produce it, a large amount of carbon dioxide had to be created somewhere and that directly affects climate change. Have you ever thought about it? Please do not leave the water running while brushing your teeth. Use energy-saving light bulbs, and plant a tree. You can become heroes and change the world by your behavior.” added the Beepster.
He presented his equipment with which he saves the Earth to the students of the sixth grade. This is how these future Beepster helpers saw how the Beepomat, a device that exhibits energy-efficient behaviours, works. In addition, Beepster presented the children with a superthermal imaging camera, which shows how much energy is lost when the device is connected to electricity, during standby mode.
Thanks to the BEEP AF project, energy efficiency measures such as thermal insulation of the facade walls were implemented in the elementary school “Kulin ban” in Visoko; thermal insulation of the ceiling; replacement of part of the existing carpentry and/or locksmithing and replacement of glazing; improvement of the central heating system; installation of gas boilers; installation of piping and new radiators; installation of dynamic thermostatic valves; installation of equipment for measuring energy consumption; and installation of temperature and humidity monitoring equipment. The area covered by the project is 3,007.74 m2, and the amount of the investment was 640,828.53 BAM.
The superhero Beepster left the elementary school “Kulin ban” in Visoko, satisfied with the fact that he received reinforcements in his not-so-simple mission.
