Coca-Cola Goes Green With a Billboard in San Francisco
Rose Nazarali — January 9, 2010 — Eco
References: greenerbuildings
If you have ever visited downtown San Francisco, you have definitely seen the large, sparkling Coca-Cola billboard. Well, that very same billboard now uses 80% less energy because the entire thing has been replaced with LED lights.
The Coca-Cola billboard in San Francisco took only four days to replace, and now shines even brighter than before with LED strip lights and almost 5000 CFLs. Check out the new and improved sign in the gallery above!
The Coca-Cola billboard in San Francisco took only four days to replace, and now shines even brighter than before with LED strip lights and almost 5000 CFLs. Check out the new and improved sign in the gallery above!
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1. Eco-friendly Advertising - Opportunity to develop and implement sustainable advertising solutions that reduce energy consumption.
2. LED Technology - Potential to innovate in the LED lighting sector by creating more energy-efficient and visually appealing lighting solutions.
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Industry Implications
1. Advertising - Opportunity for advertising agencies to embrace eco-friendly practices and create environmentally sustainable campaigns.
2. Lighting - Potential for lighting companies to capitalize on the growing demand for energy-efficient LED lighting solutions in various applications.
3. Outdoor Advertising - Innovative possibilities for outdoor advertising companies to integrate LED technology and create visually captivating and energy-efficient billboards.
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