Fluorescent Light Bulb Rebates Sample Clauses

Fluorescent Light Bulb Rebates. Since 1995, NSP has provided a program to assist small business and residential customers with fluorescent lamp recycling. NSP pays for mercury recovery costs at county collection centers located in NSP’s service territory. As well, coupons are issued annually in the newspaper, which allow customers to recycle up to 10 bulbs at participating hardware stores for fifty cents off the price charged by the store. NSP will increase its commitment to these programs by increasing the amount spent on recycling efforts by $60,000 in 2000 to support program awareness. Coupons will be issued bi-annually and advertising campaigns may be used to increase customer awareness of the program. NSP will contact those counties, in NSP’s service territory, that are not currently participating in the program to reassess their program participation. Since 1995, the recycling program has recycled more than 560,000 lamps, recovering approximately 30 pounds of mercury.
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