LEDs Magazine News & Insights - May 15th, 2024
 
 
Industry news, commentary, research, and applications in LED and solid-state lighting technology and markets
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May 15, 2024

In this week's News & Insights, you'll find initial insights from Mark Halper's time at the Net-Zero Lighting Conference. Speakers spent considerable time defining "net zero" nersus "carbon neutral" and how these concepts can direct the lighting industry's efforts toward sustainability.

We also feature news on Nichia's concentration on automotive lighting advances with an innovation center; continuing penetration of LEDs into utility/energy facilities; and a link to our next webinar. On June 6, learn how to integrate next-generation light engines into new and existing fixtures designs for increased performance and cost benefits.

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Speakers at London conference implore vendors and the value chain to push beyond “offsetting” toward no emissions at all.
Some 800 new luminaires also address the European fluorescent ban.
LED technology developer announces facility mission to advance automotive lighting with support from partners.
The Malaysian plant exit is still fresh, but that’s not stopping the company from planning another big facility. This time it will be close to home, and not micro LEDs.
Engineer CLAUDE ZHU outlines the importance of advanced lighting technologies and design for peak autonomous vehicle experience.
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