Many homeowners throughout the state have changed to more efficient light bulbs. Now, one of the state’s most storied and iconic buildings will be getting a lighting upgrade too. Imagine changing 900 light bulbs. That’s what spokesman Luke Stedke says is happening now at the Statehouse.“To a more efficient, LED lightbulb that saves energy, saves money and then gives the right type of historical lighting that we need for a building like the Statehouse.”The lighting will have dimming capabilities. The bulbs were $9.40 cents a unit but an AEP rebate allows the state to pay about half that amount. Stedke says the new bulbs will save up to 90% on energy costs. Copyright 2017 The Statehouse News Bureau. To see more, visit The Statehouse News Bureau.
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Famous Old Building Gets New Efficient Lighting
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