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The administration said it expects the new policy will save consumers some $3 billion per year, slash carbon emissions by 222 million metric tons over the next three decades — equivalent to emissions from 28 million homes in one year — and cause bulbs to last 25 to 50 times longer.
Biden to ban inefficient incandescent light bulbs, reversing Trump-era rule →
Yet a 2016 Energy Department report said the U.S. network has a potential for 36 gigawatts of new pumped storage capacity.
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