Henrietta Awarded State Energy Program Grant
The Town of Henrietta was awarded a New York State Energy Program grant in the amount of $14,127 to save electricity by implementing two projects.
In the Town Hall, 20 incandescent lighting fixtures will be replaced with high bay 4-lamp T5 fluorescent fixtures. The yearly utility savings are projected to
be $2,281 per year.
The second project is to convert 85 inefficienct incandescent and mercury-vapor streetlights to metal halide and/or high-pressure sodium fixtures recommended by RG&E. The project will save the Town $3,037 per year while providing better lighting.
Total cost of both projects is $16,627 and the Town's share of that will only be $2,500. Projected savings will be over $5,500 per year for each year going forward.
The second project is to convert 85 inefficienct incandescent and mercury-vapor streetlights to metal halide and/or high-pressure sodium fixtures recommended by RG&E. The project will save the Town $3,037 per year while providing better lighting.
Total cost of both projects is $16,627 and the Town's share of that will only be $2,500. Projected savings will be over $5,500 per year for each year going forward.
