Consultancy firm Ernst & Young has decided to switch off its company logo signs in order to reduce energy consumption. Multiple employees took to social media to speak about the initiative.

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The company is looking for more ways to reduce their energy consumption. The logo signs have been switched off across EY offices in Denmark, Norway, Finland and Sweden.