Millions of low energy light bulbs are being given away to British home occupiers. It, along with insulation, is the Government’s virtually only policy to reduce carbon emissions in households. Low energy light bulbs consume less electricity and so reduce the carbon emissions in the atmosphere. The reason why they require less energy is that [...]
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