Lighting

Artificial lighting consumes almost 15% of a household's electricity use. Use of new lighting technologies can reduce lighting energy use in homes by 50%–75%.

You can reduce lighting energy use by selecting lighting and sources that use energy more efficiently, and by installing lighting controls.

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