Craig DiLouie

Awards, Daylighting, Energy + Environment

Solar Decathlon!

The Solar Decathlon, an educational project produced by the U.S. Department of Energy, joins 20 college and university teams in a competition to design, build, and operate the most attractive and energy-efficient solar-powered house. Team California won for Architecture and Communications. Check out their house here. The University of Minnesota won for Lighting Design: Check [...]

Codes + Standards, Education + Resources, Legislation + Regulation

IES Hartford Section to Host Model Lighting Ordinance Seminar on October 29, 2009

This month, the IES Hartford Section is presenting the Fall 2009 update and final draft of the Model Lighting Ordinance, sometimes called the “Dark Sky regulations.” The guest speaker is Leo Smith (Northeast Regional Director of the International Dark Sky Association), who served on the IDA/IESNA joint task force that developed the current MLO. To [...]

Energy + Environment, Lighting Design

New Publication Provides Energy Efficiency Guidance for Hotels

Recommendations on achieving 30% energy savings over minimum code requirements are contained in the newly published Advanced Energy Design Guide for Highway Lodging. The book, published by ASHRAE, gives guidance to architects, engineers, contractors and other building team members on how to easily achieve advanced levels of energy savings without having to resort to detailed [...]

Codes + Standards, LED + SSL

NEMA Publishes Two Solid-State Lighting Standards

The National Electrical Manufacturers Association (NEMA) has published LSD 45-2009 Recommendations for Solid-State Lighting Sub-Assembly Interfaces for Luminaires. This new white paper, prepared by the NEMA Solid State Lighting Section, covers the design and construction of interconnects for solid-state lighting applications. It compiles the latest industry information regarding mechanical, electrical, and thermal connections and documents [...]

LED + SSL

Willmorth: Why Does SSL Seem So Alien?

LED lighting blogger Kevin Willmorth wonders why solid-state lighting seems so alien to lighting decision-makers, and offers interesting insights about how lighting people are coping with the alien invasion. Check it out here.

Education + Resources

IESNYC Seminar, “Introduction to AGI32,” to be Held October 21

The Illuminating Engineering Society of North America’s New York City Section has announced that it will host a seminar titled, “An Introduction To AGI32” on Wednesday, October 21, 2009 from 6:00 PM to 8:00 PM. James Brigagliano, Lighting Calculations Technician, Selux Corporation will be speaking. This program will cover lighting calculation software, how it is [...]

Energy + Environment, Legislation + Regulation

NEMA Updates Commercial Buildings Deduction Website

Earlier this year, I had the pleasure of working with the National Electrical Manufacturers Association on a revision of their website detailing features, benefits and rules of implementation for the Commercial Buildings Deduction. Congress recently extended the expiration date for this important energy efficiency incentive to January 1, 2014. Check out the new and improved [...]

Lighting Industry

International Dark-Sky Association Annual Conference to be Held November 14-15 in Phoenix

The International Dark-Sky Association has announced that this year’s annual conference will be held November 14-15 at the Phoenix Wyndham Resort in Phoenix, AZ, immediately following the GreenBuild Expo. The conference program includes: Achieving the LEED Light Pollution Reduction Credit with Jim Benya, PE, FIES, FIALD, LC, LEED AP, principal of Benya Lighting Design. As [...]

LED + SSL, Lighting Industry

Albeo Solid-State Lighting Now Available Through Grainger

Albeo Technologies Inc., a manufacturer of LED lighting systems, has announced that customers will now be able to purchase the company’s C-Series solid-state lighting systems through Grainger. Grainger will offer Albeo’s C-Series High-Bay, Linear and GarageLED, Talea undercabinet-LED, plus T8LED Troffer and T8LED Conversion Kit lighting systems. The products will be available through Grainger’s national [...]

Products + Technology

a•light’s Allure3

Allure3 by a•light is a minimalist rectilinear luminaire providing task/ambient illumination for applications such as library reading and work tables, study carrels, lab tables, meeting room tables and more. Constructed of 60% recycled aluminum and measuring 2 in. high and 2.75 in. across, Allure3 utilizes a single T5 or T5HO lamp. Check it out here.

Events

LightFair 2025
Lightovation – Dallas Market Center
IES25 – The Lighting Conference
American Lighting Association Annual Conference
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