OG&E Research Shows Lighting System Saves Energy

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Oklahoma Gas & Electric Services recently released initial results of 20% energy savings during an ongoing research project on a lighting system developed by RS Services, Inc. The parent company of RS Services, Inc. is Host America Corporation.

The ENS LightMasterPlus(TM) adjusts fluorescent lighting systems designed for retail businesses in order to reduce electricity usage. Testing of the energy-saving product began in Nov. 2004 at the OG&E Foodservice Technology Center in Oklahoma City.

Harold Kelly, a commercial account manager at OG&E, monitored the test and measured the overall energy savings for T-8 and T-12 fluorescent lights in the center. Tests measured normal operating conditions with and without the energy-saving product.

"This product met requirements for energy-saving devices, while reducing the amount of kilowatts used. The percentage saved is significant for utility industry standards," Kelly said.

Kelly noted that OG&E makes its Foodservice Technology Center available to many companies to test electric equipment that can improve their daily operating functions and help reduce costs.

"Both commercial and residential customers benefit from this research," Kelly said. "Commercial customers benefit directly when taking advantage of technology and ideas we promote. Residential customers benefit indirectly when paying lower prices for services or products from companies realizing the energy savings from the equipment."

The Company's food management business provides outsource food management on a long-term contract basis for corporations, schools, Meals on Wheels, and Head Start programs. The Company employs approximately 504 employees and is headquartered in Hamden, CT. The Company's website is http://www.hostamericacorp.com.

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