Holland municipal government to low-income families free energy supplies

It is reported that the northern city of Holland, the 6000 low-income families in May 2008 will receive the municipal government free of charge, the "energy saving box", which contains a light bulb and a light emitting diode (LED) light emitting diode (Leeuwarden) light. The use of energy-saving lamps can save about $80 a year for low-income families.

It is understood that Leeuwarden is the second city of Holland to low-income families free energy supplies, after the city of Rotterdam has also carried out this work. Gordon, 22, announced the news on the official website. The work of free "energy saving" will be completed by the unemployed so that they can get a temporary job.

Source: LEDinside