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Lighting likely accounts for 12% of your home’s energy use – but don’t worry. Improving lighting is a fast, simple way to reduce energy bills. And with new lighting standards, you have more money-saving options than ever before.

New Lighting Standards

Since new lighting standards began in January 2012, light bulbs are almost 30% more efficient than the old-style incandescent bulbs. That means families who change at least 15 of their bulbs could save between $50 and more than $100 per year in electricity costs.

Learn easy ways to manage the transition

Americans Aren't as Efficient as They Think They Are... Find Out Why with Energy Pulse™ 2010

energy pulse
February 2, 2011

Energy Pulse™ 2010 – a telephone survey designed by Alliance Associate Shelton Group – gathered information from more than 500 American households on their energy conservation perceptions, motivations and actions.

Energy Pulse™ 2010 – a telephone survey designed by Alliance Associate Shelton Group – gathered information from more than 500 American households on their energy conservation perceptions, motivations and actions.

Energy Efficiency Global Forum 2011: In Brussels in April

 EE Global, an official EU Sustainable Energy Week side-event, will be held in Brussels, Belgium on April 12-14.

The Energy Efficiency Global Forum (EE Global), now in its pivotal fourth year, is a launching pad for ideas that change the energy landscape. An exclusive forum that brings together high-level officials from government, business and NGOs, EE Global is the one event in the energy efficiency industry where people with a shared passion in energy efficiency and the power to make a difference come together to affect change.

CFL Campaigns Help Lower Electricity Bills for Countries Most in Need

A shift from incandescent light bulbs to more efficient lighting alternatives, including compact fluorescent lights (CFLs) could cut the world's energy demand for lighting by 18 percent. 

By: Jenny Corry

Energy Efficiency at Home and “On the Go” Can Ease Pain of Cold Weather, Rising Gas Prices, Advises Alliance to Save Energy

Contact Email: 
rkweller@ase.org
Date: 
January 7, 2011

Winter’s chill pervades much of the nation, and escalating gas prices are putting their own chill down the spines of U.S. consumers.

Federal Tax Credits Provide Additional Relief

For Further Information
Ronnie Kweller (202) 530-2203 (O); rkweller@ase.org

Shedding Light on 2012's Phase-In of Energy-Efficient Bulbs

The federal government’s energy efficiency standards for light bulbs are expected to save Americans money on their electric bills and make it easier for Americans to choose the type of lighting they want, according to several energy and lighting organizations. 

The federal government’s energy efficiency standards for light bulbs are expected to save Americans money on their electric bills and make it easier for them to choose the type of lighting they want, according to several energy and lighting organizations. 

Efficient Lighting: View From a New Dad with a Middle-Class Budget

As many know, in 2007, then-President George W. Bush signed the Energy Independence and Security Act of 2007, which contained a provision that would enact new lighting efficiency standards for light bulbs, transitioning the country away from the traditional incandescent light bulb that most Americans have grown accustomed to and moving toward other lighting, such as compact fluorescents (CFLs). 

As many know, in 2007, then-President George W. Bush signed the Energy Independence and Security Act of 2007, which contained a provision that would enact new lighting efficiency standards for light bulbs, transitioning the country away from the traditional incandescent light bulb that most Americans have grown accustomed to and moving toward other lighting, such as compact fluorescents (CFLs). 

2011 Great Energy Efficiency Day
February 16, 2011 - 8:30am - 3:30pm
Washington, District Of Columbia

Brighten Your Holidays With LEDs

Although keeping those twinkling lights on throughout the night can make your house the star of your neighborhood, your wallet might not be as excited.

Drinking hot chocolate, building snowmen and decorating for the holidays are annual rituals many of us have each December. Although keeping those twinkling lights on throughout the night can make your house the star of your neighborhood, your wallet might not be as excited.

EE Global 2011 Energy Efficiency Global Forum
April 12, 2011 - 4:30pm - April 14, 2011 - 2:00pm
Brussels
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