Search Results - subject:"FLUORESCENT LAMPS"

Factors Influencing the Usage of Compact Fluorescent Lamps in Existing Residential Buildings in Lagos, Nigeria

Johnson, Olusola Olugbemileke; Odekoya, Abayomi Joseph; … - In: International Journal of Energy Economics and Policy 2 (2012) 2, pp. 63-70

of compact fluorescent lamps (CFLs) is one of the several measures towards reducing the demand. However, in Nigeria, the …

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A Study of Consumer Behavior on Recycling of Fluorescent Lamps in S?o Paulo, Brazil

Laruccia, Mauro Maia; Nascimento, Jarbas Vargas; Deghi, … - In: International Journal of Business Administration 2 (2011) 3, pp. 101-112

The purpose of this article is to understand consumer behavior on the disposal of fluorescent lamps used in Sao Paulo …, Brazil. The research discusses the consumer's decision on recycling, environmental aspects of disposal of fluorescent lamps … people. As a result, most people discard fluorescent lamps in the organic waste and considering the right place for disposal …

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Combining Life Cycle Thinking with Social Theory: Case Study of Compact Fluorescent Lamps (CFL) in the Philippines

Sahakian, Marlyne D. - In: Sustainability 2 (2010) 7, pp. 2349-2364

study of the government-led promotion of compact fluorescent lamps (CFL) in Metro Manila, the Philippines. Conclusions will …

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Economic Analysis of Ilumex, A Project to Promote Energy-Efficient Residential Lighting in Mexico

Sathaye, Jayant A.; Friedmann, R.; Meyers, S.; de Buen, O. - 2009

A higher penetration of compact fluorescent lamps (CFLs) for household lighting can reduce growth in peak electricity …

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Magnetic fluorescent ballasts: Market data, market imperfections, and policy success

Koomey, J.G.; Sanstad, A.H.; Shown, L.J. - 2009

Many economists have strongly questioned engineering-economic studies aimed at demonstrating anomalously slow diffusion of energy-efficient technology and the benefits of regulations to promote such technology. One argument against such studies is that standard techniques of...

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Mexico joins the venture: Joint Implementation and Greenhouse Gas Emissions

Imaz, M.; Gay, C.; Friedmann, R.; Goldberg, B. - 2008

Salicornia) are described in detail. The Ilurnex project promotes the use of compact fluorescent lamps in Mexican homes of the …

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Market failures, consumer preferences, and transaction costs inenergy efficiency purchase decisions

Sathaye, Jayant; Murtishaw, Scott - 2008

. For compact fluorescent lamps, this report finds a conservative estimate of the cost of conserved energy of 3.1 cents per …

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Realized and Projected Impacts of U.S. Energy Efficiency Standards for Residential and Commercial Appliances

Meyers, Stephen P.; McMahon, James; Atkinson, Barbara - 2008

This study estimated energy, environmental and consumer economic impacts of U.S. Federal residential energy efficiency standards that became effective in the 1988-2006 period, and of energy efficiency standards for fluorescent lamp ballasts and distribution transformers. These standards have...

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Cost-effectiveness of compact fluorescent lighting. Retrofits for residential consumers in the Pacific Northwest

Lesser, J.A.; Byers, R. - 2008

Compact fluorescent technologies have been steadily improving. There has been increased interest in utilizing compact fluorescents to provide cost-effective energy savings for electric utilities in the residential sector. Several utilities in the United States have already distributed compact...

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