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Walk the Talk - Green commitment

Turning words into action 鈥� walking the talk 鈥� is required in our work and commitment to questions of sustainability. At 福利姬 we take these words extremely seriously, with our measures to ensure sustainability and efficient energy use.

We have chosen to showcase this work in an exhibition of the same name – Walk the Talk – at both Campus Valla and Campus Norrköping.

The exhibition is public, free of charge, and accessible all year round.


Green commitment

Green commitment at 福利姬 is evident in many ways. Our students, researchers and personnel work actively to create the conditions favourable for a sustainable future. Green commitment is one of the reasons that Återbruket and the Walk the Talk project have been successful at LiU.

Location: Campus Valla, University Park, Smart bench

Enjoy! Solar energy for you and your smartphone

Did you know that saving energy can be good both for the environment and for your wallet? Here are some simple tips:

  • Change to low-energy lamps or LEDs, and turn off lights when they鈥檙e not needed.
  • Boil pasta with the lid on the pan, and you can save up to a third of the energy.
  • Wash your clothes at 40 degrees instead of 60 degrees, and you can significantly reduce your energy use.
  • Unplug chargers when not in use.
  • Use energy saving mode on your electronic equipment.
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Bild tagen f枚r utst盲llningen Walk the Talk.Universitypark at Campus Valla, Link枚ping University. Photo credit Anna Nilsen

Walk the Talk

Walk at Campus Valla at Link枚ping University.

Walk the Talk

Walk the Talk is an exhibition showing how LiU turns words into action when it comes to active work with sustainability and energy efficiency. More information is available at the stations located on Campus Valla and Campus Norrköping.

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