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Berkeley Lab scientists say House wastes energy
Survey urges switch to fluorescent light bulbs, renewable power sources
By William Brand, STAFF WRITER
Inside Bay Area
Article Last Updated:05/10/2007 02:50:22 AM PDT

BERKELEY — The lights may burn long into the night in the U.S. House of Representatives office complex and the Capitol in Washington in coming months, but they just might be energy-efficient lights, thanks to the work of a team of Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory scientists.
Not long after the Democrats took control of the House, Speaker Nancy Pelosi, perhaps in a not-so-subtle dig at the hands-off global-warming policies of the Bush administration, asked for a survey to find out what it would take to green House offices, that is, to modernize and streamline the buildings so theyd have zero impact on the environment.

For technical help, Chief Administrative Officer Daniel Beard turned to Lawrence Berkeley, which has long had a reputation for unbiased, energy efficiency research.

The draft reports in, and its not pretty.

The House office complex, which includes the House portion of the Capitol building, is an energy hog, clogged with obsolete appliances, electricity-sucking overhead lighting and leaky air conditioning and heating ducts. Worse, much of the electricity comes from high-polluting, coal-fired utility generators.

Evan Mills, leader of one Lawrence Berkeley team on the project, found the complex emitted about 91,000 tons of carbon dioxide in 2006, about the same amount as from

17,200 cars in a single year.

One easy recommendation: Change the lights. Swap energy-hungry incandescent lights for efficient, compact fluorescent lamps. Immediately convert

2,000 desk lamps to CFLs ... with six months, convert the remaining 10,000 desk lamps to CFL, the scientists said. That would be the equivalent of removing 255 cars from the road and result in $245,000 a year in energy savings, lab scientist Francis Rubins

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