An overnight global transition to highly efficient LED lamps would avoid 801 Mt of CO2 emissions, equivalent to displacing 684 coal-fired power plants around the world.

But such things don’t happen on their own or overnight, so we are challenging ourselves and the world.

17

governments have endorsed the GLC

Who

Governments, companies, manufacturers, NGOs, landlords, and individuals: anyone who can buy, sell or help change a light bulb.

LEDs last up to

35x

longer

What

Reach cumulative global sales of 10 billion high-efficiency, high-quality, and affordable lighting products, such as LEDs.

$120B

can be saved in global electricity bills

Why

As we draw closer to the goal of 10 billion bulbs, the world will experience a decrease in electricity and maintenance costs and an enormous reduction in CO2 emissions.

Most importantly, striving toward the goal will create opportunities for prosperity for millions of individuals.

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