Sustainable Energy Management in Organizations: Opportunities and Challenges

2025

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DOI 10.1109/eeae65901.2025.11273445
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Abstract

In their activities, organizations are faced with climate change, rising energy costs and pressure for sustainable development. Energy efficiency is becoming a strategic priority for organizations, bringing economic, social and environmental benefits, which determines the need for them to implement measures to increase their energy efficiency and make a transition to renewable energy sources. This applies not only to organizations operating in the private sector, but also to organizations part of the public sector. They are the subject of the study, because they often lack modern cost management systems, as well as an implemented energy efficiency strategy, and also, in a large percentage, they operate in outdated buildings with high energy consumption. The study aims to determine the implemented energy efficiency measures and the use of renewable energy sources by state organizations operating in the performing arts sector by outlining the role of the manager, obstacles, opportunities and benefits of their use.