Lighting Science products offered in store by energy cost cutting retailer current energy

Based in Dallas, Current Energy is presently retailing Lighting Science’s R-30, G-25, flame tip bulbs and flashlights, all designed with Lighting Science’s revolutionary Optimized Digital Lighting (ODL) technology. In addition, Current Energy is offering Lighting Science’s LED votive candle sets, which are rechargeable and can be used for both commercial and residential applications.

“We are basically selling a savings,” said Joseph Harberg, co-founder of Current Energy. “In the right combination, we have over 21 components that can save you up to 50 percent on your electricity bill. We are impressed with the energy savings and performance of Lighting Science’s products and are eager to offer them to our customers. Lighting Science’s state-of-the-art technology is a valuable resource to our energy savings line-up.”

Chairman and CEO of Lighting Science, Ron Lusk, stated, “We are pleased to be working with Current Energy, a leader in energy savings. We are proud to serve as their top supplier of LED lighting solutions, and plan to incorporate additional products into the line. The consumer adoption of our products through an energy savings retailer represents a new distribution channel for Lighting Science.”

About Lighting Science Group Corporation
Lighting Science Group Corporation (www.lsgc.com) designs and sells highly energy efficient and environmentally friendly lighting solutions based on its proprietary Optimized Digital Lighting (ODL) technology. The Company's patented and patent-pending designs and manufacturing processes enable affordable, efficient and long lasting LED based lighting systems to be quickly deployed in existing lighting applications and produce immediate cost savings and environmental benefits. Products include low bay fixtures for parking garages and industrial facilities, MR-16, R30, R25, G11, G25, candelabra and flame tip bulbs which can be purchased at store.lsgc.com.

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