David Shiller

Legislation + Regulation

NYC Triples Enforcement Staff For LL97

Many municipalities are instituting building performance standards (BPS) to drive emission reductions and energy efficiency in larger commercial buildings. New York City was one of the first municipalities in the nation to pass their BPS, known as Local Law 97 or LL97. LL97 requires the city to cut emissions 40 percent by 2030 and 80 [...]

Controls, Events

DLC Controls Summit Announces Panelists

  The Design Lights Consortium (DLC) has announced some of the panelists for the upcoming DLC Controls Summit, October 15-16, in Milwaukee, WI. Confirmed are: October 16, 2024 9:25am-10:30am PANEL/Q&A: PATHWAYS TO CONNECTED LIGHTING AMY DICKERSON, LEAD ENGINEER, NATIONAL GRID DAVID MCCAMMANT, SENIOR EFFICIENCY MANAGER, MIDAMERICAN ENERGY COMPANY CHRIS PRIMOUS, EVP OF SALES & MARKETING, [...]

Lighting Industry

Get Ready For LED Socket Saturation

Residential Game Over Socket saturation for residential lighting is guaranteed. The DOE already has a 45 lpW requirement currently in effect for General Service Lamps (GSL), which has effectively banned most halogen. DOE also has finalized standards that will increase GSL efficacies up to roughly 120 lpW (varies slightly based on lumen output), over the [...]

Products + Technology

Trends In LED Video Walls

LED Video Walls are typically a combination of modular LED display panels that integrate to create a single, large wall digital display. They can be used in retail, entertainment, hospitality, corporate buildings, transportation centers, sports arenas, education, museums, and other applications seeking dramatic visual experiences, in a seamless design. Some of the recent trends in [...]

Lighting Industry

How Facility Management Is Evolving

The US facility management industry was estimated at $2.1 Trillion in 2023, and is projected to reach $3.5 Trillion by 2030. The industry is changing fast and is faced with four large challenges: sustainability & resilience, smart building technologies, advanced materials, construction methods, & equipment, and addressing talent shortages. Reducing the environmental impact of facilities [...]

Lighting Industry

NEMRA Manufacturer Of The Future Report Released

Last month, the National Electrical Manufacturers Representative Association (NEMRA) published their Manufacturer of the Future Report. Channel Marketing Group conducted research, interviewing over 30 manufacturers for their input into major trends impacting manufacturers. Four primary areas of inquiry were: Consolidation throughout the ED channel and its impacts (distributor, rep, & manufacturer M&A) Increasing operational efficiency [...]

Lighting Industry

US Military Needs $50 Billion Of Building Maintenance

  The Congressional Budget Office has issued a report that analyzed the condition of more than 100,000 military buildings, using 2020 data. The buildings are on Air Force, Army, Marine Corps, and Navy bases in the US, including territories. The report finds that total deferred maintenance was $50 billion on the bases. 70% is needed [...]

Products + Technology

Product Monday: Ranger Pro & Scout Pro Landscape Luminaires

  EmeryAllen is best known as a manufacturer of higher performing LED specialty lamps for the decorative lighting industry. Think JA8 lamps for CA Title 24, dim-to-warm lamps, multicolored MR16s, E12 base, E17 base, G9 base, GU10 base, etc. So it is notable that their latest two products are professional-grade landscape luminaires, the Ranger Pro [...]

Electrification, Energy + Environment

New Global Electricity Generation Was 85% Renewables in 2023

  Most of the world’s electricity is still generated using fossil fuels, however, the new capacity being built globally was generated by more than 85% renewable sources. The data is from the International Renewable Energy Agency. 473 gigawatts (GW) of clean energy capacity was installed in 2023, primarily solar and wind power. In 2022, it was 308 [...]

Electrification, Legislation + Regulation

Florida Bans Its Municipalities From Regulating EV Chargers

A new law in Florida now prevents local governments from enacting or enforcing any ordinance or regulation involving EV charging stations. Senate Bill 1084 became effective July 1, 2024. Now, the authority to regulate EV chargers is exclusively held by the Florida Department of Agriculture and Consumer Services (FDACS). Orlando had an existing ordinance requiring [...]

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