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Omicron Concerns Force Light+Building to Change Date

International trade event Light+Building in Germany has changed its show dates from March to October, and will offer a digital component as well as in-person networking.

Market Research | Markets | News | Trends

Industry Outlook Is “Bright” for 2022

The eagerly awaited Q4 Pulse of Lighting Survey results are now available through Electrical Trends detailing the growth areas as well as the road blocks.

Company | News

Royal Power Solutions Joins Eaton’s Portfolio for $600 Million

Eaton has completed its acquisition of Royal Power Solutions, a $600-million deal that bolsters Eaton’s emobility, aerospace, and electrical businesses.

DISRUPTION 3.0: What’s Holding Networked Controls Back?

Peter Brown discusses market factors that have held back widespread adoption of networked lighting controls.

Lighting Technology | News

Miami Kicks Off 2022 With World’s Tallest Digital Countdown Clock

Miami welcomes the year 2022 with an animated lighting display on the Paramount Miami Worldcenter residential tower at the stroke of midnight.

Wellness By the Number$

The term “health and wellness” is used a lot in consumer marketing. Not only is it a topic of great interest, but it is also a big business with huge potential for lighting professionals.

Vermont Weighs Banning Lamps Containing Mercury

The state of Vermont is considering a ban on all lamps that contain mercury, affecting the availability of CFLs, some HIDs, and other lamp types.

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Case Studies

30-Site Data Center Undergoes Massive Lighting Upgrade

One of the largest data center operators in North America recently began a large lighting retrofit at its 30-site data center, with locations across the Northeast.

Company | News

Signify “Grows” With ams OSRAM’s Horticulture Business

Austria-based ams OSRAM, a leader in optical solutions, will sell its Fluence horticulture lighting systems business and brand to Signify for US$272 million.

Case Studies

New Arts Center Enhances Seniors’ Lifestyle

The recently constructed $25 million, two-story, 44,000-sq.-ft. Tribby Arts Center is dedicated to residents’ creative activities.

Company | News

Griffon’s Plans to Acquire Hunter Fan Causes Upset

Hunter Fan Co. will be under new ownership, but some shareholders have reservations.

Commercial | Company | News | People

New American Lighting Rep Organization Launches

The saying, “Great minds think alike” could easily apply to two veteran commercial lighting reps who recently joined forces to create an organization serving their segment of the industry. The American Association of Independent Lighting Agents (AAIILA) officially launched last week after more than one year of planning.

Commercial | Market Research | News | Restaurants | Trends

Omicron Concerns Force Light+Building to Change Date

Industry Outlook Is “Bright” for 2022

Royal Power Solutions Joins Eaton’s Portfolio for $600 Million

DISRUPTION 3.0: What’s Holding Networked Controls Back?

Miami Kicks Off 2022 With World’s Tallest Digital Countdown Clock

Wellness By the Number$

Vermont Weighs Banning Lamps Containing Mercury

30-Site Data Center Undergoes Massive Lighting Upgrade

Signify “Grows” With ams OSRAM’s Horticulture Business

New Arts Center Enhances Seniors’ Lifestyle

Griffon’s Plans to Acquire Hunter Fan Causes Upset

New American Lighting Rep Organization Launches

Research Indicates Lighting Trends Are Influenced by the Pandemic

Southwire to Host Project GIFT’s Disaster Relief Drive

Agnetix Lighting Partners With Certified Cultivators

DOE Invests Millions in Small Businesses for Clean Energy Tech

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