| 1. Annual lighting energy use |
Existing lights |
New lights (upgrade) |
| Lamp types |
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| Number of light fittings |
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| Number of lamps per fitting |
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| Power input of each lamp (watts) |
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| Power input of each ballast (watts) |
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| Total power input (watts) |
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Operating hours per year (hours) (hours per day x days per year) |
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| Total annual lighting energy use (kWh) |
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| 2. Total energy savings |
Upgrade |
| Total energy saved from lighting upgrade (kWh) |
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Is the space airconditioned (Efficient lighting produces less heat, so air conditioning can be decreased. This adds up to 25 percent to energy savings!)
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| Total energy savings per year (kWh) |
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| 3. Total dollar savings |
Upgrade |
Average electricity price (cents per KWh) (on your electricity bill)
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Dollar savings per year ($) (energy savings per year x electricity price)
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Maintenance costs saved per year ($) (for instance, energy efficient lamps save energy, but also you save money by not having to replace them as often)
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| Total dollar savings per year ($) |
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| Estimated conversion costs, parts and labour ($) |
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Simple payback (how long it takes to get your money back)
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Average rate of return (the return on your lighting upgrade investment)
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| 4. Greenhouse gas reduction |
Upgrade |
Greenhouse gas reduction (tonnes CO2) (every kilowatt hour you save, saves about 0.92kg of greenhouse gas)
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Equivalent to taking this number of cars off the road (on average each car produces 4.5 tonnes of greenhouse gas each year)
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