Limitations of state efficiency policies routinely result in understated energy savings potential of lighting systems, and particularly advanced lighting control technologies, inadvertently leaving substantial savings on the table, according to a new study released today. Efficiency programs that capitalize on ...
Despite their vast potential to increase energy efficiency and advance smart building goals, network lighting controls (NLC) have yet to fully hit their stride due to several factors dampening wider and faster adoption of this emerging technology. The energy-saving promise ...
While market transformation of residential lighting is a near term reality, with the impending EISA standards and high market saturation, the story is very different in the world of commercial lighting. For the C&I sector, the right decisions right now can ensure savings opportunities and realize significant benefits, and utility programs should support them for ...
From evolution to revolution, “change” was the common thread running through the DLC’s three-day annual Stakeholder Meeting last in July – a conference that drew over 250 participants from 30 states, Canada, and China to Boston, Massachusetts. With a nod to the changing climate adding urgency to pursuit of energy savings, DLC Executive Director Christina ...
A lot of people are asking themselves what will happen to the LED lighting industry in the next few years. The success of utility incentive programs and an ever-increasing bar for energy efficient products has led some to believe that industry has done everything possible to reach efficacy levels that please both utility commissioners and ...
