A lucrative look at your lighting cost

Inefficient lighting can represent a huge part of monthly energy bills. So if tight budgets are impeding your business progress, you’ll find cost savings by switching to LED technology.

How much can you save?

Lots! By 2027, the U.S. Department of Energy estimates that LED lighting could conserve up to 348 terawatts of energy, which equates to $30 billion of savings at current pricing levels.1

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Use our estimator to explore the potential cost savings achieved with an LED lighting installation.

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Illuminating facts

BIG BUDGET SAVINGS

LOWER UTILITY COSTS

LESS HEAT GENERATION

Save

20%

or more2

Cut energy overhead costs with LED lighting in commercial buildings. Lighting is often one of the costliest budget items for a typical commercial organization

BIG BUDGET SAVINGS

LOWER UTILITY COSTS

LESS HEAT GENERATION

LED lights use

25-80%

less energy than conventional light bulbs

The result:

Substantially lower monthly utility costs for commercial buildings3

BIG BUDGET SAVINGS

LOWER UTILITY COSTS

LESS HEAT GENERATION

90%

of energy from incandescent light is given off as heat4

Traditional light bulbs are inefficient; a majority of their energy emits heat, not light.

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Never before has it been so easy and affordable to improve your building’s operational efficiencies, reduce its carbon footprint and decrease your utility bill.

Our industry-leading specialists can help you every step of the way. We have the resources, relationships and financing expertise to design and implement unique solutions for your organization.

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Estimate your lighting savings

Original wattage per bulb

Input the average wattage of the bulbs being replaced

Replacement wattage per bulb

Input the average wattage of the replacement bulb(s)

Number of bulbs replaced

If you don't know how many bulbs to replace, use an average of 10 bulbs per 1,000 square feet.

 

Energy cost (cents per kWh)

If your energy cost is unknown, use the average estimated cost in 2020 of 11 cents per kilowatt-hour.

Hours of operation per year

To estimate the average total hours of energy used by your business, use the following calculation: hours per day x days per week x 52.

kWh Savings Per Year

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$ Savings Per Year

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Information and interactive business calculators are made available to you as self-help tools for your independent use and are not intended to provide financial, tax, accounting or legal advice. We cannot and do not guarantee their applicability or accuracy in regards to your individual business circumstances. All examples are hypothetical and are for illustrative purposes. We encourage you to seek advice from qualified professionals regarding your specific business circumstances.