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If you're shopping for a new fixture, remember that a fixture with one bulb gives you more light than a similar one with several bulbs that add up to the same total wattage. So for example, one 100W bulb gives off 1 1/2 times as much light as four 25W bulbs. And you only have one bulb to buy.


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Campus Power

The power use on Queen's Campus makes up about 25% of the power used in the whole of Kingston. An aggressive energy-management plan is in place to reduce the power-use of Queen's, including a window-refit program and the use of co-generation for power. Check out the power-use profiles of our buildings!

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Campus power metering
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