laptop battery draining fast with Adobe software

Is there any tutorial on the solution, I have a brand new Macbook Pro 14" M1 Pro, and the battery drains extremely fast with the use of Adobe applications? I have tried to delete and redownload, and also restarted my computer a few times, and I still have the same issue.   

Hard to say entirely, but there are are a couple of possible culprits:

1) As Laubender has already offered, running with features which constantly reach back into your internet access can be an issue: CC Libraries and Adobe Fonts are cloud resources which constantly are calling back to Adobe servers to maintain access to those utilities. Even if you're not using them. You may want to turn off those online hooks and see if that improves your battery performance.

2) After turning off the links to your Adobe online resources, as relayed above, you may also want to test to see if running only InDesign and not Photoshop causes the same memory drain. Photoshop constantly accesses all your available storage memory for scratch disk space. Normally, that just means that there's a lot of processor and storage resources being constantly assessed and reserved in case you may need it for Photoshop work. Again, even if you not actually need it. With spinning-disk hard drives, that means a lot of activity — and energy — being expended to reserve capacities you may not be using. That may still be the case with SSD space, but I'm not hardware-savvy enough to know how much that may be an issue with an SSD.

And just to be absolutely sure, I'd also ...

3) Check to be absolutely sure that your battery draw issues don't happen even if you don't use InDesign and Photoshop. Not to be an apologist for Adobe, but if you're like me and you use those tools all the time, they get fired up at the start of the day and sit open in the dock because even if I'm not using them at the moment, I likely will be soon. Just to be sure you've identified the correct suspect(s), take a day on the weekend to browse the web, answer/write emails and such without even opening InDesign and Photoshop. Just to be sure that you've identified the right issue(s) with your unexpected battery draw. Jus' sayin' ...

Hopefully this'll help,

Randy

Adobe never have it something special for economy battery, AFAIK. This is desktop software. Sad, but true. 

Hi bahira,

did you notice high energy consumption when running InDesign, maybe the fans running at high speed?

Perhaps Creative Cloud Libraries might be the cause. See this article by Mike Rankin at InDesignSecrets:

Is Your Computer Fan Going Crazy? CC Libraries Might be the Cause
Mike Rankin June 19, 2020

https://indesignsecrets.com/is-your-computer-fan-going-crazy-cc-libraries-might-be-the-cause.php

Regards,
Uwe Laubender

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No info about your system – which model, spare disk space, RAM etc.

It would help if you indicated your version of InDesign, OS and details of your MacBook Pro spec.