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Eversource and Town of Redding to Host Free Light Bulb Swap

Redding residents may bring up to five incandescent light bulbs in any condition and exchange them for new, energy-efficient bulbs for free.

From EnergizeCT: On Saturday, March 11, Eversource and the Town of Redding will host a free light bulb swap for residents. The event will be held from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. at the Redding Community Center, located at 37 Lonetown Road.

Redding residents, with identification, may bring up to five incandescent light bulbs in any condition and exchange them for new, energy-efficient ENERGY STAR® LED bulbs, free of charge while supplies last. Additional LEDs and lighting products will be available for purchase at a discounted rate.

“The LED giveaway is a perfect opportunity for Redding residents to start saving money and energy at home,” Eversource’s Energy Efficiency spokesman Enoch Lenge said. “Switching from incandescent to LED light bulbs is a great first step to improve your home’s energy efficiency.”

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Energy experts from Eversource will be on-hand at the light bulb swap to answer questions and provide people with information on how they can save money and energy at home, including information on the popular in-home energy assessment, Home Energy SolutionsSM.

In 2015, Redding joined Clean Energy Communities, the nationally-recognized Energize Connecticut program to help cities and towns save energy and increase the installation of renewable energy. Eversource is currently working with Redding to help it reach its energy goals and reduce municipal building energy consumption by 20 percent by 2018.

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Through Clean Energy Communities, Redding residents that participate in Energize Connecticut programs – such as Home Energy Solutions – help the town earn points toward a grant. These “Bright Idea Grants” fund community-selected energy saving projects such as the upcoming light bulb swap, or the installation of new LED lighting at town hall or a school.

Residents looking to save energy and money should visit EnergizeCT.com or call 877-WISE-USE (947-3873).

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