LED Lighting That Can See, Smell, Feel
A light bulb is no longer simply a device that allows you to see in the dark.
January 1: No More Inefficient Incandescent Light Bulbs
As of January1, inefficient 40-and 60-watt incandescents can no longer be made or imported into the US.
LED Lights: Another Challenge for Utilities
As more cities switch to LED street lights, that's yet another threat to utilities' traditional business model.
Amazing Impact of Efficient Light Bulbs
Since lighting accounts for about 19% of the power consumed in the US, and coincidentally, nuclear plants provide 19% of US electricity, you could argue that our commercial reactors are there to keep the lights on.
Intelligent Lighting Gaining Broad Acceptance, LEDs Have Smallest Footprint
LEDs have the smallest environmental footprint; the world market for lighting controls is gaining broad acceptance.
Cree, Osram Sign Agreement to Speed Adoption of LED Lighting
License agreement covers patents from both companies in LEDs.
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