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DIY Britons have been told that environmentally-friendly bulbs are becoming less expensive.Writing for the Daily Telegraph, Sarah Lonsdale insisted that light emitting diodes (LEDs) were becoming cheaper to buy and are therefore a more attractive option for homeowners.Ms Lonsdale added that LEDs are also becoming brighter and do not contain mercury, like compact fluorescent bulbs.Speaking to the journalist, lighting creator Guy Dyke-Price, of London-based Cadisch GIGB, explained: "LEDs allow for more creative designs, not only for everyday illumination, but also for colour changing, wall washing and specialist effects."Nick Medic, of RenewableUK, suggested recently that Feed-in Tariffs could stimulate a 'revolution' in green DIY improvements.He insisted that the scheme has made it simpler for residential property owners to benefit from using wind and solar technology systems.Through the programme, Britons are guaranteed a minimum monthly amount for the power generated using renewable sources.Posted by Jenny Summer
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