DOE scheduled to make a consumer education campaign

To arouse more attention to the overall benefits of the legislative changes and new, "greener" technologies, such as LEDs and CFLs, DOE scheduled to make a new consumer education initiative that will be timed to the upcoming changes in light bulb regulation.

With the effort of the Energy Independence and Security Act of 2007 (EISA), which requires incandescent light bulbs to become much more efficient to comply with EISA's new performance levels, Millions of consumers will start paying more attention to the common light bulb

These EISA's new performance levels will be introduced on a staggered basis, beginning in 2012, with the phase-out of the popular 100W incandescent lamp, followed by the 75W, 60W, and 40W bulbs spread out over 2 yr.

More details on the consumer education initiative will emerge in the coming months as planning evolves, and DOE expects to formally launch the new initiative this fall.

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