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The figures in this
energy rate chart are based on an estimate of 11 per Kwh rate for
electricity
and the lamp operating for 10 hours per day for 365 days. Your rates may
vary.
As you can clearly see from the figures below, a 100 watt light bulb, that
would cost you
less than $1 to purchase, would cost you over $40 per year on your
electric bill.
Replace that 100 watt bulb with a 26 watt GE Compact Fluorescent Lamp,
which produces the same amount of light
and lasts 10 times longer, and your energy
savings would be almost $30 per year
per bulb. |
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