Dec 16 - By Associated Press
An Ohio power company has proposed a new energy efficiency plan that includes a smaller role for the energy-saving light bulbs that sparked a backlash.
Sep 30 - By Herb Weisbaum, msnbc.com - Only on msnbc.com
The ConsumerMan takes a look his mailbag and answers your questions: Why is the auto dealer charging so much for scheduled service? This question and more get answered.
Aug 31 - By Associated Press
The EU will start making the transition from power-draining lightbulbs to more energy efficient ones Tuesday, the European Commission said.

Oct 14 - By Paul Hochman, msnbc.com - Only on msnbc.com
Every time I’m on the TODAY Show, I say hi to Matt, Ann, Al and Meredith, I shake hands with my producer, and then I bow down and give thanks to the man who is by far the most important person at the show: Howie Strawbridge. Who the heck is Howie? He’s the TODAY lighting director. Why do I bow down to him? Well, for one thing, he’s very nice. But while my TODAY pals are fantastic to work with on camera and my producer keeps me out of trouble, it’s Howie who makes me look, um, “good” at 7:00 in the morning.
Jul 17 - By Associated Press
Venezuela's CITGO Petroleum Corp. is handing out energy efficient light bulbs across the U.S., despite political tensions between the two nations.
Jun 5 - By Associated Press
European light-bulb makers said Tuesday they want to phase out the standard incandescent light bulb in eight years, replacing it with more eco-friendly, energy-efficient lamps.
Mar 9 - By Jan Sliva, Associated Press Writer
The European Union is looking to join other parts of the world in efforts to slash energy consumption by pushing for an increased use of energy-saving light bulbs. European leaders agreed Friday to ask the EU's executive arm to work out a plan over the next two years on how to promote the use of energy-saving light bulbs, following the example of Australia, Chile and other countries phasing out incandescent lamps.
Dec 6 - By Associated Press
A team of scientists at Vanderbilt University have been given an award from Popular Mechanics magazine for a discovery that could someday replace the common light bulb, the researchers say.