Commercial - US Lighting Trends

Now Is the Best Time to Retrofit Schools With Better Lighting

With summer right around the corner, school enhancements become a high priority — and one of the most important is lighting.

The Urgent Need for Resilient Lighting

When natural disaster strikes, the electric grid often goes down. Resilient lighting is an emerging category that can provide a solution. David Shiller gives a sneak peek of his LightFair session on the topic here.

Current Selects New Lighting Agent for Washington

Pacific Northwest Lighting & Traffic Solutions (PNW) will represent GE Current’s roadway portfolio of LED lighting and controls in the State of Washington.

Commercial | Commercial | Industrial | News

If You Have DLC-qualified Products, You’ll Need New Logos

Effective immediately, the DesignLights Consortium (DLC) has launched a new set of logos for products approved for the DLC’s SSL, NLC, Horticultural Lighting, and LUNA qualified products lists.

Commercial | Company | Lighting Controls | News

Legrand Unveils Its 5th CSR Roadmap 2022-2024

At its virtual ESG (Environment, Social & Governance) event last month, Legrand unveiled its 5^th sustainable development (CSR1) roadmap covering 2022-2024.

In a World Gone LED, Do We Need DST?

While the recently passed Sunshine Protection Act ends the practice of changing our clocks twice a year, the benefits should no longer be ascribed to energy savings. The new argument involves the effect on circadian rhythms.

Kurt Versen Reimagined

Now part of GE Current, the newly reimagined Kurt Versen brand has debuted its Noni™ series of small aperture recessed and cylinder products.

DLC Now Accepting Applications Under New LUNA Requirements

The DesignLights Consortium (DLC) has begun accepting applications from manufacturers interested in qualifying their products under the new LUNA Version 1.0 Technical Requirements.

Commercial | Commercial | Human-centric | Lighting Technology | News

LEDucation Trend Report

LEDucation 2022 in New York City showcased several trends, new technology, and plenty of products to an enthusiastic crowd.

New Light & Health Research Center Launches Online Certificate Courses

The Light and Health Research Center (LHRC) at Mount Sinai has created two professional certificate courses beginning in September 2022.

Historic Nela Park Changes Ownership, GE Lighting Stays

An affiliate of Phoenix Investors, a private commercial real estate firm headquartered in Milwaukee, has reached a definitive purchase agreement to acquire Cleveland’s Nela Park, from GE Lighting’s parent company Savant Systems.

Siemens to Invest $54M in U.S. Infrastructure Projects

Siemens plans to invest $54 million in existing and new sites to develop electrical equipment for critical infrastructure systems including EV charging, data centers, and industrial installations.

Looking for Up-to-Date Lighting Industry Stats?

All lighting professionals who participate in the 2022 Q1 Pulse of the Lighting Industry survey will receive the complete report – featuring peer insights and expert analysis – for free.

Can Smart Lighting Solve the Energy Crisis? Signify Says Yes

The solution to rising energy costs may center on how quickly connected lighting solutions can be implemented in cities nationwide.

Commercial | Commercial | Hospitality | Industrial | Industrial

10 Reasons to Specify American-Made Lighting Products

There are many advantages to specifying American-made product, however the recent pandemic has brought some compelling benefits to the forefront.

Light + Building Reveals Autumn Show Details

In a break from tradition due to lingering pandemic safety concerns, this year’s edition of Light+Building will be held in October instead of its original March date.

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