I donated a significant number of spare old-style 60W bulbs to an elderley neighbour - her light fittings just won't take any modern ones.
As for low-energy bulbs, we've been using them for years but I have my doubts....
First, they never have the claimed life and get noticeably poorer with age so we replace them more often than expected.
Second, they are very slow to "warm up" and give full brightness, so we tend to just leave them on. No more do we turn the light out when leaving a room.
Third, the claimed equivalent brightness never seems to actually be correct, so we always use at least one power level up.
Fourth. They often don't fit well, or at all, in your lights.
Fifth. You have lights on mostly in winter and they give off heat. So you need more heating to make up the deficit.
Sixth. Pollution from whatever is in them and the manufacturing process?
I could go on, but I'm not that impressed.
