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The Minnesota Air National Guard base in Duluth, Minnesota recently replaced over 70 outdoor lights with more energy efficient induction lamps, cutting energy usage in half. Utility rebates from partner Minnesota Power paid for the entire lighting upgrade at no additional cost. Induction lights last much longer than traditional bulbs and are well-suited to the extreme climate and vibration from fighter jet operations. Initial results found induction lighting to be a cost-effective, energy saving option that will reduce the base's annual electricity bills by around $29,000.
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