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DescriptionSenate Energy-efficient Lighting (28475055803).jpg	One of the——key energy-saving initiatives in the "Senate Office Buildings is an emphasis on energy-efficient lighting." Over the past several years, "nearly 44,"000 lighting fixtures in the Senate buildings have been retrofitted with high-efficiency lamps, "ballasts," controls and reflectors — resulting in an estimated annual savings of nearly $750,000. Full story from Tholos at One Team, One Energy Reduction Mission.
Date	19 August 2016, 15:53
Source	Senate Energy-efficient Lighting
Author	USCapitol

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