If you live in the Cornhusker state and are considering upgrading the lights to LED lights, you're in luck.  NPPD, the Nebraska Public Power District, is offering residents within its service area the opportunity to get big savings on LED light bulbs through the end of 2015. Here are the details of the program:

• Purchase LED bulbs - 60 watt, 75 watt or 100 watt equivalent light bulbs qualify

  • 60 watt equal Soft White (2700K)

    • Curtis Mathes Energy Star LED bulb (10yr warranty) - $1.99 after rebate

    • NaturaLED Energy Star LED bulb (3yr warranty) - $2.49 after rebate

    • Cree Standard Energy Star bulb (10yr warranty) - $4.97 after rebate

    • 60 watt equal Daylight (5000K)

      • Kobi 800 Lumen LED bulb (5yr warranty) - $3.49 after rebate

      • Cree 4Flow Energy Star bulb (3yr warranty) - $3.97 after rebate

      • Cree Standard Energy Star bulb (10yr warranty) - $5.97 after rebate

      • 75 watt equal

        • Kobi Soft White (2700K) LED bulb - $7.75 after rebate

        • Kobi Cool White (4100K) LED bulb - $4.99 after rebate

        • Kobi Daylight (5000K) LED bulb - $9.98 after rebate

        • 100 watt equal

          • Cree Soft White (2700K) LED bulb - $14.97 after rebate

          • Cree Daylight (5000K) LED bulb - $15.97 after rebate

Please note that you can only get a rebate on up to 15 LED bulbs

• Fill out and send in the rebate form within 90 days of purchase along with purchase receipt

  • The form can be found here

  • Dawson Public Power District customers - your form is here

  • Norris Public Power District customers - your form is here

  • Rebate will be paid in the form of an account credit

It's also worth noting that the led lights you're getting a rebate on shouldn't be used for resale.  The idea may sound tempting but the goal is to help you save on your electric bill as well as reduce the overall load of homeowners lighting on the power grid.