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Unilever food processing site saves 266 tonnes of CO2 with T5 lighting upgrade

Colman’s, part of Unilever, has reduced lighting energy consumption at its Norwich site by a staggering 39%, saving more than £45,000 a year, as a result of a project to convert its outdated fluorescent lighting using retrofit T5 converter, Save It Easy® from Energys Group.
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Green Open Homes Network launched

An initiative to encourage home owners to make energy saving improvements to their properties by showing them what others in their community have done has been launched., writes Utility Week.
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Lighting helps the public sector save £1bn

The potential savings from public sector energy-efficiency projects financed by funding body Salix have passed the £1bn mark, the organisation says – and about a third of that comes from lighting, writes Lux Magazine.
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Better retail lighting will generate sales, says BRE

Using LED lamps in retail stores will increase sales, according to a lighting guide published by the building research organisation BRE, writes Lux Magazine.
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Councils are essential to success of Green Deal, report finds

Councils must take the lead on the Green Deal and Energy Company Obligation (ECO) if the strategies are to succeed, a report suggests, writes LocalGov.
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Come and see us at The Energy Event

Energys Group will be exhibiting its full range of low-carbon retrofit technologies at stand G34 of The Energy Event next week.
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Government sets energy efficiency targets for homes and businesses

The government has released amendments to Part L efficiency provisions on houses and businesses to lower energy bills and deliver "savings of £16m per year to business" and a 6.4 million tonnes drop in carbon dioxide, reports Utility Week.
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Rotherham Council plans government-funded roll-out of retrofit T5 lighting to 50 schools

Rotherham Metropolitan Borough Council is building on the success of Save It Easy® lighting upgrades at three of its schools. Using Salix funding, it is planning a rolling programme to extend the retrofit low-energy lighting to potentially more than 50 schools in the Rotherham area.
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Royal Naval Station cuts its electricity use by 12,000 kWh per week through innovative lighting upgrade

Disruption to operations at one of the busiest airfields in the UK manned by over 4300 personnel cannot be undertaken lightly. When Royal Naval Air Station (RNAS) Yeovilton, through Defence
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