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2012 Next Generation Luminaire Competition
The 2012 Next Generation Luminaires (NGL) Solid-State Lighting Competition is officially open. Major change for 2012: The competition, to better respond to the differences in lighting applications, is now divided into two one for Indoor and one for Outdoor. Deadline for intent to submit for the...
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The L Prize Process: Balanced or Biased?
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Weatherizing older homes is hard, isolating, and often thankless work.
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L Prize Modifies Its Par 38 Requirements
The U.S. Department of Energy has temporarily suspended entries into the PAR 38 category for its L Prize competition in order to make the competition more effective.
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Third Annual Next Generation Luminaires Competition Winners Announced
Manufacturers continue to innovate with market-ready specification-grade LED luminaires.
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NGL Competition Winners Announced
As LED luminaires become more prevalent in the marketplace, designers and manufacturers alike need ways to evaluate market-ready specification-grade product offerings. One such vehicle is the Next Generation Luminaires (NGL) Design Competition. The recent class of winning luminaries was announced...
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Philips Livable Cities Competition - Voting open through March 24
Philips has announced the eight finalists for the Philips Livable Cities Award. The competition was designed as a global initiative to produce innovative, achievable ideas to improve the health and living situations of city residents worldwide. Voting is open through March 24 at...
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DOE Modifies L•Prize PAR 38 Competition Requirements
The U.S. Department of Energy (DOE) has announced plans to modify the competition requirements for the L Prize's PAR 38 category. On Jan. 5, the DOE temporarily suspended the PAR 38 portion of the competition, and entries will not be accepted until that category reopens in May. The 60W replacement...
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DOE's L Prize Competition Encourages Solid-State Lighting Product Development
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“This Way” Brooklyn Bridge Installation
The result of a competition that was commissioned by New York City's Percent for Art Program and the DUMBO Business Improvement District to commemorate the Brooklyn Bridge's 125th anniversary, the art installation, titled “This Way,” illuminates and directs visitors to the DUMBO entrance of the...