LED lighting uses both light and energy more efficiently.
LED stands for light-emitting diode. LED lighting is more efficient, durable, versatile, and longer lasting than incandescent and fluorescent lighting. LEDs emit light in a specific direction, whereas an incandescent or fluorescent bulb emits light—and heat—in all directions.
LEDs are energy-efficient lights and have a generous light output for the amount of power they need to operate. The high initial cost of LEDs is offset by the amount of power they save the consumer in the long run. Efficiency Vermont supports the installation of select ENERGY STAR® qualified LEDs through financial incentives.
In partnership with Efficiency Vermont, some Vermont lighting retailers offer already-discounted pricing on LEDs, or an instant coupon good for $20 off the regular price of Energy Star LED downlight products and $15 off the regular price of Energy Star LED light bulbs (Note: Only products listed on the "LED Eligible Products List" are eligible for incentives from Efficiency Vermont).
New! Rebate for LED light bulb.
Many people have asked for rebates for LED lighting and we are proud to introduce our first rebate for residential LED screw based light bulb.