>> Switch to compact fluorescents. A 26W one should provide as much light
>> as a 100W one.
> 
> LEDs are the way forward, they are more efficient (and getting more 
> efficient the whole time) and more environmentally friendly (they don't 
> contain mercury) and fix almost all of the disadvantages CFLs have.  
> Just wait...

I don't know about CFLs, but our house has several "energy saving" 
lighting units. The problem is, there's a 20 minute delay between 
turning them on and being able to see where you're going...

LEDs are indeed efficient, but the main problems currently seem to be 
making "white" light with them, and illuminating large areas.

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