According to Philips Lighting a standard incandescent light bulb costs around €1, and uses €15-worth of electricity a year. A low-energy one costs €5-6 and uses €3-worth. The payback on investing in a compact fluorescent bulb, therefore, is less than a year. Yet low-energy lighting makes up only 30% of Philips's sales.
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New Chemical Engineering Blog from A Chemical Engineer
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This is a great blog in town discussing about chemical engineering. It is
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2 comments:
Those low-energy bulbs still use a lot of energy, the future of low-energy lighting lies with LEDs, and these are now becoming commercially and domestically viable
I wonder if they are at commercially viable stage at present.
The simple reason is Illuminance as we have seen that CFLs are having lower illuminance compared to conventional bulbs.
The other reason is the cost.
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