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A New Survey Shows That Americans Are Changing Their Lighting Habits
Mar 5, 2013A new survey shows that Americans are changing their lighting habits. But awareness of new technologies is still mixed. The penetration of incandescent light bulbs in American homes has dropped significantly in 2012, according to a new ...
Tags: LED lighting, Light Bulb, LED.lighting
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Are You Still Using The Inefficient Light Bulbs Thomas Edison Invented Over a Century Ago?
Nov 27, 2012Author(s): Allyson Schmutter Author(s): Monique O'Grady Are you still using the inefficient light bulbs Thomas Edison invented over a century ago? A new video series can answer your lighting questions so you don't get left in the dark. ...
Tags: inefficient light bulbs, energy-saving lighting, CFLs, LEDs
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LED and IC Markets Are Attributed to The Large Number of Manufacturing Plants
Oct 8, 2012The growth of the Light Emitting Diode (LED) and LED driver Integrated Circuit (IC) markets in the Asia-Pacific region is attributed to the large number of manufacturing plants in the region's countries, including China, Taiwan and Korea. ...
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Ge Makes New Breakthough in FlorianóPolis and John Lewis
Jun 27, 2012GE Lighting's LEDs have recently brighten Florianópolis, the capital city of Santa Catarina, Brazil, for the City’s anniversary and John Lewis , a household name of department stores in the UK, for the retailer’s new ...
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January 2012 Marks The Beginning of a Planned Phase-out of Inefficient Light Bulbs
Dec 25, 2011Indeed, January 2012 marks the beginning of a planned phase-out of inefficient light bulbs in the United States that was signed into law five years ago by President George W. Bush. It was designed to reduce energy usage nationally from ...
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January 2012 Marks The Beginning of a Planned Phase-out of Inefficient Light Bulbs
Dec 25, 2011Indeed, January 2012 marks the beginning of a planned phase-out of inefficient light bulbs in the United States that was signed into law five years ago by President George W. Bush. It was designed to reduce energy usage nationally from ...
Tags: Market View, cfl, led light
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Congress' Move This Weekend to Save Thomas Edison's 131-year-old Incandescent Light Bulb
Dec 15, 2011Congress' move this weekend to save Thomas Edison's 131-year-old incandescent light bulb from a federally-required phaseout, slated to begin Jan. 1., may slow but not halt the nation's switch to more efficient lighting. The Senate and House ...
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Congress' Bill May Slow But Not Halt The Nation's Switch to More Efficient Lighting
Dec 15, 2011Congress' move this weekend to save Thomas Edison's 131-year-old incandescent light bulb from a federally-required phaseout, slated to begin Jan. 1., may slow but not halt the nation's switch to more efficient lighting. The Senate and ...
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