Say Goodbye To The Fluorescent Buzz
Scientists at Wake Forest University have developed a flicker-free, shatterproof alternative for large-scale lighting that they claim is at … [continued]
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University Of Delaware Establishes Energy Efficiency Fund
The University of Delaware recently announced the creation of the Revolving Energy Efficiency Fund to support energy efficiency projects … [continued]
Philips Launches LED Retrofit Lamps
Last week, Philips announced the release of three new types of LED bulbs for its LED retrofit line. These … [continued]
Comparing Energy Efficient Lighting Technologies [Infographic]
Interested in understanding how different lighting sources work? How about which light source is the most efficient, most cost effective, … [continued]
Survey Shows Energy Efficient Lighting Industry Continues to Grow
The energy efficient lighting industry is growing strong, according to a survey by Precision Paragon [P2], an energy efficient commercial … [continued]
Say Goodbye to T12 Fluorescent Lamps (Businesses: Get Your Rebates Now!)
This July, U.S. lighting manufacturers will cease production of many T12 lamps in order to comply with Department of Energy … [continued]
Cost Analysis Tool Helps Cities Switch to LED Lighting
The DOE Municipal Solid-State Street Lighting Consortium, in collaboration with the Clinton Climate Initiative, recently launched a free cost-benefit … [continued]
DOE Report Shows Shift to Energy-Efficient Lighting
Recently the U.S. Department of Energy (DOE) released The 2010 U.S. Lighting Market Characterization report, which examines the current … [continued]
Cloud-Based Wi-Fi LED Lighting Comes to Japan
Japanese manufacturer Net LED Technology Corporation has released the first cloud-based Wi-Fi lighting system. The 40-W light allows users to dim lights and wattage from a computer, smartphone (iPhone app), or RFID device.
The costs of the lighting setup runs 60,000 yen ($781 USD) for the primary server, which supports up to 100 lights; 19,800 yen ($257 USD) for the main tube; and 14,000 yen ($182 USD) for secondary lights.
GE Lights Up London’s Tower Bridge
Just in time for the 2012 Olympic Games, GE and London’s City Hall will retrofit the lighting on Tower Bridge. … [continued]
