Wavelength Lighting

Wavelength is an LED lighting project company and distributor in NYC. Decarbonization-motivated. ConEd partner, Union supportive. Michael's opinions marked MH.

[Wavelength Lighting @wavelengthlight]

Incredible data from @BloombergNEF and team here; an industry we're proud to participate in.

LEDs reduce waste heat by 80%+ even versus fluorescent, so commercial adoption of LEDs will also help moderate growth in cooling-related electricity demand.

[Nat Bullard @NatBullard]

Improvements in lighting technology mean that:
*⃣The world now uses less electricity for 💡 than for cooling
💡 The world now uses less 🔌 for 💡than for low-temperature heating
💡US households use less 🔌for 💡than for its fridges and dryers
https://t.co/MBYeVIvphn

[Wavelength Lighting @wavelengthlight]

Very proud of the team on this. 3.5 GWh per year reduced from one of the largest lighting retrofits in NYC history. https://t.co/qTmWj48MZ1

[Wavelength Lighting @wavelengthlight]

Good day to be visiting one of the city’s great institutions, with whom we are very excited to partner on making buildings more efficient through lighting and controls.

[Wavelength Lighting @wavelengthlight]

@SLGreen @vornado @CushWakeNYC

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Further to our previous carbon price tweet - $268/ton comes out to about $0.125/KWh. Electricity in Zone J in NYC costs $0.20/KWh. (1/3)

[Wavelength Lighting @wavelengthlight]

Total project cost is ~$3/foot. With LL97 in play, these projects reduce OpEx by $0.85 per foot per year (even before maintenance is factored), which at a 5% cap rate creates $17/foot in value for the building. (3/3)

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cc @BloombergNEF @NatBullard

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Starting at the end of 2023, New York City will have one of the highest carbon prices in the world. Buildings will pay $268 per ton emitted above a 2005 benchmark.

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What you should know before purchasing germicidal UVC equipment
https://t.co/g41epwKUCB

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CARES Act funding for UVC disinfection equipment
https://t.co/EQjLigPVz5

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How airborne transmission plays a major role in the spreading of Coronavirus, and what we can do to stop it https://t.co/SYn1jyQN7V via @linseymarr for @nytimes #coronavirus #airborne #UVlight

[Wavelength Lighting @wavelengthlight]

Popular disinfection methods used against COVID-19
https://t.co/poiqJowgNg

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CDC guidelines and UV light
https://t.co/ysd06Lbf7d

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How UV light kills the coronavirus
https://t.co/lRZFmcYDSt

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This quick video by @grist explains why we need more than a #lockdown to cut #carbonemissions https://t.co/ChMQtywtSy via @shannonosaka @heypenner

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Ultraviolet #germicidallight sterilizes and prevents viruses from reproducing & scientists are suggesting it as a solution to reopen spaces and bring employees back to the office via @kchangnyt for @nytimes https://t.co/VeLYvfGl67 #coronavirus #uvc

[Pattrn @pattrn]

Michael Hennessy knows small changes can yield big results. His lightbulb moment is truly a bright idea: save energy by switching the lights in New York City to LED. Now @wavelengthlight is making the city a brighter place. #Grist50 https://t.co/uS6LYTPmUR

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Happy #EarthDay from us at Wavelength! Here's to continuing to work together for more environmental victories 🌎❤️https://t.co/xjvhAQp6QH via @bradplumer @jswatz for @nytimes

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Zurich based firm @eaternity created an app for consumers to scan barcodes at the store to see the #carbonfootprint of each product.
https://t.co/NL7Fg96j97 via @CNBC