Lighting for Tomorrow, the annual design competition for energy-efficient residential lighting products, has launched its 12th consecutive annual competition. This year, Lighting for Tomorrow is looking for products that meet market price points as part of the solid-state lighting competition such as light emitting diode (LED) A-lamps under $10 and luminaires under $50, as well as high lumen A-lamps. Similar to last year, Lighting for Tomorrow awards bonus points for lighting designed to meet the needs of the growing senior population and invites submissions of organic LED (OLED) luminaires as part of the SSL competition. Lighting for Tomorrow continues to build on the momentum from previous competitions for lighting control products, including stand alone, system, and whole house devices, as well as LED luminaires for specific applications, retrofit kits, and replacement lamps.
The first deadline for intent to submit for this year’s competition is April 18, 2014. Winners will be announced during an award ceremony at the ALA Conference, September 16, 2014 in Nashville, Tennessee and will be eligible to be promoted by energy efficiency programs across the US and Canada during the following year.
Click here for complete guidelines and rules for the 2014 competition.
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