Residential Lighting

Switching to energy-efficient lighting is one of the easiest ways for consumers to lower their energy costs. There’s minimal up-front investment and no cost for installation. Our residential lighting programs deliver turnkey savings for our utility clients. Our partnerships with manufacturers and retailers provide the most cost-competitive solution for energy-efficient lighting. And that provides utilities cost effective savings.

CFLs and LEDs
PECI develops lighting programs for standard and specialty CFL and LED light bulbs, light fixtures, and ceiling fans. Our programs make energy-efficient lighting prices comparable with less efficient products so it’s easier for consumers to make the transition.

Supply Chain Partnerships
PECI partners with manufactures, distributors, big-box stores, and mom-and-pop retail shops to lower the cost of energy-efficient lighting. Through buy-down and markdown agreements with our partners, consumers are offered reduced pricing on energy-efficient light bulbs and light fixtures, significantly increasing the purchase rate while transforming the market.

Marketing and Training
PECI offers full-scale marketing and training services to our retail partners. Our field representatives ensure product availability and help retailers to position promotional materials and products to increase the prominence of energy-efficient lighting options. Learn more about our marketing and training services.

​Program Flexibility
PECI designs programs with the flexibility to respond to market affects of new lighting performance standards mandated by the Energy Independence and Security Act of 2007 (EISA), phasing in on January 1, 2012.

Commercial Lighting
PECI has been running energy efficiency lighting programs for commercial buildings for more than two decades. Our programs are designed with the flexibility to respond to new lighting performance standards, enabling utilities to customize incentive levels to customers, and claim significant energy savings from lighting for years to come. Click here to learn more.