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US Energy Department Awards Nearly $10 Million for Efficient Lighting Development: Projects Designed to Save Consumers Money, Reduce Energy Consumption Via ecoInsight 
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The Lighting Control Innovation Award was created in 2011 as part of the Illuminating Engineering Society’s Illumination Awards program, which recognizes professionalism, ingenuity and originality in lighting design. Via ecoInsight
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HessAmerica, a subsidiary of Hess GmbH Licht+Form of Germany, has announced the Parco family of pole-mount, bollard, and wall-mount fixtures for pedestrian-centric applications. The striking designs are in unique form factors and target applications such as sentry plazas, pathways, and outdoor gathering spots in commercial, hospitality, and high-end residential applications. Via ecoInsight
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New streetlight installations have resulted in a dramatic increase in scattered light, but cities can avoid adding to it by asking the right questions. Via ecoInsight
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AS PART OF its continuing programme to phase out inefficient lighting in Barbados, Government has announced plans to replace more than 25 000 street lights with... Via ecoInsight
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In what is being called the world’s largest street lighting upgrade to date, Philips has provided the City of Madrid with 225,000 new energy-efficient lights and connected LEDs, renewing its entire street lighting system to support its ambition of... Via ecoInsight
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Ipnos is a new outdoor-indoor LED light sculpture designed by Rossi & Bianchi Studio for FLOS, created with elements of a modern-day lantern. Ipnos was designed in the unique shape of a hollow cuboid, from which light floats effortlessly between its metal frames, something only possible with LED technology. Weighing only 2 pounds, Ipnos is easily portable yet remains sturdy through wind and various weather elements. Nicoletta Rossi and Guido Bianchi are both Italian architects based in Milan and are teaming up with Italian lighting manufacturer FLOS for the first time on Ipnos. Via ecoInsight
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