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Lighting accounts for roughly 10% of a home's overall energy usage, costing the average SRP residential customer $135 per year in electricity.* A great way to save energy and money each month is to upgrade those old incandescent and compact fluorescent lightbulbs (CFLs) to LEDs.

Why switch to LED bulbs?

In a word: Savings.

ENERGY STAR^® certified LED light bulbs use up to 90% less energy than incandescent bulbs and last 15 times longer than standard bulbs*, saving you money on energy bills and replacement costs.

In fact, by replacing your home's five most frequently used lightbulbs with ENERGY STAR LEDs, you can save about $40 a year in energy costs!*

There are also some unexpected benefits of LEDs:

	They keep rooms cooler. LEDs use 95% of their energy as light instead of heat.
	They offer a spectrum of color. LEDs come in a variety of shades, including natural white, warm white, daylight white and even color-changing bulbs that you can control from your smartphone.
	They can be smart. With smart bulbs, you can control the lighting around your house with just a few taps on your smartphone – or by using your voice with an Amazon Echo or Google Home device.
	They’re better for the environment. A single light bulb that has earned the ENERGY STAR prevents, on average, 780 pounds of greenhouse gas emissions over its lifetime.*

*Source: energystar.gov (Opens in a new tab)

Where do I recycle compact fluorescent lightbulbs (CFLs)?

You can recycle CFLs at any Home Depot or Lowe’s retail location. Typically, the receptacle is located at the entrance of the store.

For more local information on household hazardous waste (HHW) collection, visit your city’s official .gov website.

Earth911 (Opens in a new tab) also has tips on how to recycle CFLs (Opens in a new tab), and just about anything in your home.