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The Easiest Way To Save Money and Energy

Change The "Light"
Between 2012 and 2014
standard incandescent light bulbs must use 30% less energy to meet minimum efficient standards.

Incandescent Light bulb - The original and the least efficient. Only 5% of the energy used is light. Still available, but no longer manufactured.

Compact Fluorescent Light bulbs or CFL's - More efficient than incandescent, but still not the most efficient. Available in various colors and lumens.

Light Emmiting Diodes or LED light bulb - The most efficient available. 95% of the energy used is actual light.

What does it all mean?
- Manufacturers simply won't be allowed to manufacture certain bulbs as time goes on.
- There is a range of specialty incandescent bulbs that are exceptions, like appliance bulbs and some decorative options.
- Moving forward, you will have choices from better technology like Energy-Efficient Soft White C.F.L.s (Compact Fluorescent Lights) and L.E.D.s (Light Emmiting Diodes).

If you're not sure which lighting is best for you, let Green Mojo Eco Consulting "shed some light" and help you decide.