University of Maryland, Baltimore Campuswide LED Lighting Upgrade
Sector: Education • Location: Baltimore, Maryland, United States
Source: The University of Maryland, Baltimore
A campuswide project at the University of Maryland, Baltimore to convert indoor lighting to more efficient LED bulbs and fixtures. The project aimed to save electricity, reduce energy costs, and minimize carbon emissions, supporting the university's sustainability goals. It involved replacing over 58,000 light bulbs and fixtures across multiple buildings, including research labs, with work coordin
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Description | A campuswide project at the University of Maryland, Baltimore to convert indoor lighting to more efficient LED bulbs and fixtures. The project aimed to save electricity, reduce energy costs, and minimize carbon emissions, supporting the university's sustainability goals. It involved replacing over 58,000 light bulbs and fixtures across multiple buildings, including research labs, with work coordinated to minimize disruption. |
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