HB4067 mandates turning off electrical lights in state buildings unless occupied, open 24/7, or needed for security or safety.
HB4067, the Conservation of Energy in State Government Act, aims to reduce energy use and light pollution in Illinois state buildings. It requires turning off lights unless the building is occupied, open 24/7, or lighting is necessary for security or safety. This policy seeks to lower energy bills, reduce carbon footprint, and minimize light pollution's impact on wildlife and the night sky.
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