ComEd Offers Incentives for Improved Parking Lot Lighting

When you walk out of your building, do you see bright pools of light across the parking lot? While the bright spots are great, unfortunately they make the dark spots in the lot look that much darker. According to ComEd's lighting program manager John Delaney, "By changing your parking lot lighting from HID to LED, you can get rid of those hot spots by spreading the light more evenly across the area, reduce your fixture wattage, and save money by using less energy! To make the new lighting system even better, we have incentives available to help you make the switch." Lighting trade allies who can help determine your needs are listed on the newly re designed Trade Ally Directory at ComEd.com/tradeally.Better lighting,lower energy costs, and cash to get it done--it's a hot deal.

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