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Lighting choices are changing between 2012 and 2014 in favor of options that use less energy. What are the alternatives?There are many no-compromise, energy-efficient options that fit your fixtures and provide the light you need.
GE Energy Smart® CFLsare a common energy-efficient replacement option. With GE Energy Smart® Bright from the Start™ bulbs, there's even a CFL that achieves instant brightness the moment you flip the switch.
Compare energy costs GE Energy Smart® CFLs vs. Incandscent bulbs.
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savings in this example = $34.39
GE Energy-Efficient Soft Whiteoffer the closest alternative to traditional incandescent bulbs.
GE Energy Smart® LEDsprovide a highly energy-efficient and long-lasting lighting solution.
* Based on three (3) hours use per day. These bulbs use less energy but some provide less brightness. See package for details.
The Story on Lighting LegislationBetween 2012 and 2014, standard 40- and 100-watt incandescent light bulbs must use 30% less energy to meet minimum efficient standards. What does it all mean?
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According to the American Council for an Energy-Efficient Economy, lighting eats up to 20% of the average household energy bill. That means changing a light could save us $40 billion in energy from 2012 to 2030*. *Source: American Council for an Energy-Efficient Economy A message from
Specialty bulbs, such as refrigerator bulbs, etc.
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