lighting upgrades with just a few of the options requiring a nominal copay

In addition to the above-mentioned high efficiency components products, Edison Opto will launch the 150W LED high bay which provides high brightness and superior light quality. The appearance of Edison new high bay is similar to traditional high bay lighting, but it has higher efficacy. Under 150Watt (3200mA), the new high bay can reach 12000lm. Besides, the 150W new high bay has the advantages of energy efficiency and long life time which can save the maintenance costs and power consumption. The new high bay provides a grea.

These retrofits are available to small businesses, nonprofit organizations and special districts, as well as city, state and federal facilities located in Lake County. The retrofits include four- and eight-foot linear fixtures, high bay fixtures, light-emitting diode (LED) refrigeration case lighting, gas station canopy lights, Energy Star compact fluorescent lamps (CFLs), LED exit signs, vacancy sensors, vending machine controls and faucet aerators as well as additional LED and other cost-effective measures. Most of these measures are available at no cost including energy-efficient lighting upgrades with just a few of the options requiring a nominal copay.

Lake County Energy Watch received assistance from PG&E to pay nonprofit organizations' copay for lighting retrofits available through the program.

Lake County Energy Watch is administered by PG&E using funding from California utility ratepayers under the auspices of the California Public Utilities Commission. Energy Watch partnerships are designed to help local governments and their communities lower their energy bills and enjoy a cleaner environment.