Lockport Township High School received $5,330 in incentives from ComEd, which allowed them to recoup their investment in less than five months. 'The in-depth analysis and various projects have helped reduce our energy use and improved our operations' William Thompson, Director of Facilities Management, Lockport Township High School District 205 Project Benefits “The ability to monitor use in real time was a game changer”, said Thompson, who went on to state that, “none of this would have been possible without the help from ComEd.” The Service Provider also offered a selection of fixtures and helped the school’s staff determine which fixture would best fit their needs. The Service Provider worked with William Thompson, Director of Facilities Management, and his staff throughout the process to identify LED fixtures with the flexibility to dim from full luminosity down to 10% quickly, easily and without delay. In spring of 2020, Lockport Township worked with a ComEd Energy Efficiency Program Service Provider to track down fixtures with the proper capabilities that would also help them reduce their energy costs. The school staff was interested in upgrading to more modern, energy efficient lights but for a long time they were unable to find fixtures that would allow them to dim the lights to 10%. The east campus is home to a large auditorium that was built in 1996 which used 500-watt incandescent light bulbs. Lockport Township High School is a large education facility serving 4,000 students from Lockport, Homer Glen and Crest Hill.

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