Get better quality light and use less energy

Make a difference for the environment and your wallet every time you turn on a light. Use LED bulbs to save money and improve the quality of light in your home. You also help the environment as LED bulbs use 75 percent less energy than incandescent bulbs.

Save Money

Save money

LED lighting lasts much longer than standard bulbs – up to 20 years longer. That can add up to significant savings for you.

Improve the quality of light throughout your home:

  • Enhance every room with bright, natural light 
  • Enjoy superior light for reading 
  • Brighten dark or shadowy spaces 
  • Dim your lights with no buzzing or flickering 

Not all LED bulbs are the same

Advanced LED bulbs are a PG&E Smart Choice product that offers the best combination of energy efficiency and performance on the market today. To make sure you're getting superior quality bulbs, make the smart choice for your wallet and the planet by shopping for these products on PG&E's Energy Action Guide or at your neighborhood home improvement or hardware store.

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Finance your lighting project

Efficient lighting and other energy updates may qualify for financing at competitive rates through the State of California-administered Residential Energy Efficiency Loan program available in all counties.

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Education programs

Get no-cost energy efficiency training on a range of lighting topics from lighting fundamentals to audits and controls. For a calendar of upcoming seminars and on demand classes, visit PG&E Energy Centers.

Save with LED lighting

Switching to advanced LED light bulbs can waste less energy and money. Check it out and do "just one thing" today!


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Save with LED lighting

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Switching to advanced LED light bulbs can waste less energy and money. Check it out and do "just one thing" today!


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