Oregon Bill for LED Lighting Exemption in Schools Advances to Senate

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March 26, 2025

Oregon Bill for LED Lighting Exemption in Schools Advances to Senate

The Oregon state legislature has progressed a bill aimed at exempting certain schools from energy-efficient LED lighting requirements, with the intent to ease financial burdens. The proposed legislation is designed to provide flexibility for various school districts, allowing them to make individualized decisions regarding lighting upgrades while still attempting to meet energy efficiency goals. Advocates argue that this exemption will help schools manage their budgets more effectively, while critics express concerns about potential long-term energy savings and environmental impacts. The bill is now set to be considered by the Senate.

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