Xcel starts new
energy saving program
Jun 28, 2006 - Greeley Tribune, Colo.
Jun. 28--Xcel Energy has announced a new energy-efficient lighting
program that will help residential customers in Colorado save energy and
money.
The company is helping electricity customers switch to energy-
efficient lighting by offering incentives on compact fluorescent lights.
By replacing one regular incandescent bulb with a CFL bulb, customers
can lower their energy bills by up to $50 over the life of a bulb while
protecting the environment.
Customers will receive one free CFL bulb --a $4.99 value -- when they
buy seven CFL bulbs from Xcel Energy by telephone, the Web or mail.
Interested customers can call Xcel during business hours at (877)
535-0350 or visit xcelenergy.com/homelighting.
CFL bulbs use up to 75 percent less energy than typical incandescent
bulbs and offer better performance. A CFL bulb usually lasts six to10
years, depending on how much it's used, and offers the greatest energy
savings in lights used often and for a long time.
The most frequently used lights in homes typically include kitchen
lights, living room table and floor lamps, bathroom vanity lights and
outdoor porch or post lamps.
For more information on CFL bulbs, go to
www.energystar.gov.
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