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Xcel converting around 90,000 streetlights in MN to LED

September 7, 2016 By Scott Peterson

 

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Starting this week, Xcel Energy is putting in high-efficiency LED streetlights in about 350 Minnesota communities.

The conversion to the new lights will take around two-and-a-half years and will cover about 90,000 Xcel-owned streetlights.

Xcel’s Bob Schommer  says the new fixtures will use up to 60-percent less electricity and have longer life–which could result in a four- to seven-percent annual savings on community street lighting bills.

The conversion is beginning in the Osakis area.

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