Long Island Power Authority
NYS.gov
News Center Company Clean Residential Customers Commercial Customers Islandwide Community Customer Care My Account
News Center News Center
   
     
 

Make It a Bright and Energy Efficient Holiday Season with Energy Efficient LED Holiday Lights

Farmingdale, NY — November 14, 2006 —This New Year’s Eve, millions will watch the Times Square New Year's Eve ball slide down the flagpole at midnight. However, this year the ball has changed. For the first time the Times Square Ball will not be lit exclusively by incandescent lights. Almost half of the ball’s lights will be replaced by bright, energy efficient light emitting diode (LED) lighting and plans are underway to make all of the ball’s lights LED’s for next year’s celebration. But customers of the Long Island Power Authority (LIPA) won’t have to wait until next year to switch to LED holiday lights as LIPA will be provide $2 rebate to customers who purchase LED’s during the Holiday season, part of its ongoing commitment to encourage energy efficiency.

LED Holiday Lights
LED Holiday Lights
LED Holiday Lights
 
All photos are available in hi-res format. If you would like to request a photo, please contact us at media.relations@lipower.org. To download any of the pictures above (low-res) simply right-click over the picture and select "Save Picture As..."
 

Related Media

Related November 14, 2006 Release
 

Left to right;
Mike Costello, General Manager, Ace Hardware;
LIPA Chairman Richard Kessel

“Holiday lights may help bring joy to the season, but they can also bring added costs to electric bills. This year, save energy and money by purchasing energy-efficient LED strands for holiday decorations for homes or businesses," said LIPA Chairman Richard M. Kessel

"The selection of LED lights is constantly expanding and improving so that you aren't giving anything up when you switch," said Ace Hardware's Mike Costello.