Much of Australia's climate change debate is focused on ways to reduce emissions from electricity generation: clean coal, solar, wind, geothermal.

The first approach usually advocated in addressing the greenhouse gas / climate change issue is "demand side management" (i.e. reducing current energy usage). This is typically described as the "cheapest Megawatt Hour is the one we don't use" or "the cleanest power station is the one we don't build". (Reference: UN Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change, 'Climate Change 2007: The Physical Science Basis')

By switching to lower consumption forms of lighting, such as LEDs, significant reductions in energy usage can be achieved.


31 July 2008
An insight into the opening of the pilot BluGlass manufacturing plant
A collection of imagery from the event held on July 17, 2008...


29 July 2008
New chief executive of BluGlass – Giles Bourne
Giles Bourne has seen the light – literally.


17 July 2008
New Plant For BluGlass Ltd’s Energy Efficient Lighting Technology
Environment Minister Garrett Opens New Plant For BluGlass Ltd’s Energy Efficient Lighting Technology


16 July 2008
CleanTech: Grant brightens LED light-maker’s future
BluGlass Limited (ASX:BLG) has been awarded a $460,000 Australian Research Council (ARC) grant...


10 June 2008
Spreading the Light
BluGlass is featured in the media spotlight. Giles Bourne speaks with ABC Radio...


6 February 2008
ASX Business Update
BluGlass achieves technical and commercialisation targets ...


"By switching to lower consumption forms of lighting, such as LEDs we can significantly reduce energy usage."
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