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TYNDALL AFB, FL

Air Force Space Command is the first in the Air Force to centrally procure light emitting diode fixtures like this one. The $4.9 million contract includes 6,600 LED street lights to be installed across the command. Compared to older technology, the new lights will use half the energy and reduce operations and maintenance costs by $975,000 annually. This is one of several energy initiatives that earned AFSPC the Society of American Military Engineers 2012 Sustainability Award for education and outreach. Awards were distributed May 2013. (U.S. Air Force photo)

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TYNDALL AFB, FL

Air Force Space Command is the first in the Air Force to centrally procure light emitting diode fixtures like this one. The $4.9 million contract includes 6,600 LED street lights to be installed across the command. Compared to older technology, the new lights will use half the energy and reduce operations and maintenance costs by $975,000 annually. This is one of several energy initiatives that earned AFSPC the Society of American Military Engineers 2012 Sustainability Award for education and outreach. Awards were distributed May 2013. (U.S. Air Force photo)

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