L-R: Tom Nash and Ben Fehr, Generation Brands; Michael Kachala, Hinkley Lighting; Shelley Wald, WAC Lighting; Karin Bruce and Jennifer Kirkpatrick, American Lighting
The 2016 Lighting for Tomorrow awards were announced through a webinar hosted by the American Lighting Association on September 12. Additional awards presentations will be conducted at the CEE Industry Partners Meeting on September 15, as well as at the ENERGY STAR® Products Partner Meeting on October 27. These award-winning products are showcased in an online brochure that highlights the 2016 recipients.
To download the brochure, to find information about where to purchase these products, and for details about the competition, please visit the website at www.lightingfortomorrow.com.
In addition, the awarded products and companies will be featured in videos, lighting publications, and trade show exhibits throughout the coming year. Keep reading to see the best of the best in 2016 residential lighting!
On March 10, staff from CEE, ALA and UL participated in an informative session about Lighting for Tomorrow including background about the competition and its sponsors, the benefits available to winners, attributes of quality residential lighting lighting, and how to enter your products now. If you missed out on this fantastic presentation, you’re in luck! You can watch the recorded webinar through ALA here.
Lighting for Tomorrow is launching the fourteenth consecutive annual competition in January 2016. In an effort to help manufacturers gain exposure and push the lighting industry forward with high-quality, innovative, and energy efficient designs, Lighting for Tomorrow identifies exceptional products that will inspire the lighting community.
LFT Display at Lightovation International 2016
2016 Launch Activities for the 2016 Lighting for Tomorrow competition will kick off at Dallas Market Center Lightovation, January 20-24. Lighting for Tomorrow will have a booth space at Lightovation. Winning products from the 2015 competition will be showcased in a special display at this event as well.
Benefits of the Competition The Lighting for Tomorrow competition provides manufacturers the opportunity to push the industry forward by introducing high quality and innovative designs, contribute to the greater energy efficiency movement, and gain exposure for their brands and products among industry leaders and consumers alike. In particular, the exceptional products identified by the judging panel are heavily promoted by Lighting for Tomorrow for a full calendar year. Award recipients will also be eligible to be promoted by energy efficiency programs across the US and Canada.
Huntington Beach, CA — Lighting for Tomorrow is a competition that challenges manufacturers to develop residential lighting products that successfully incorporate advances in both design and energy efficiency. By recognizing exceptional new products, Lighting for Tomorrow seeks to meet consumer expectations and leap over market barriers that inhibit the adoption and use of energy efficient residential lighting products.
The 2015 Lighting for Tomorrow competition reflected several key technology developments and market trends. (more…)
Lighting for Tomorrow launched its 13th consecutive annual competition at the Dallas Market, January 14–18. In 2015, 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, contractor lighting (under $50), and decorative replacement lamps. The SSL competition scope includes LED luminaires for specific applications, retrofit kits, and replacement lamps. Lighting for Tomorrow also invites submissions of organic light emitting diode (OLED) luminaires. The 2015 competition continues to build on the momentum from previous competitions for lighting control products, including stand alone, system, and whole house devices. The 2015 Lighting for Tomorrow judges will award bonus points for sustainability for all products, as well as for lighting designed to meet the needs of the growing senior population. Lighting for Tomorrow launched its thirteenth consecutive annual competition at the Dallas Market, January 14–18. In 2015, 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, contractor lighting (under $50), and decorative replacement lamps. The SSL competition scope includes LED luminaires for specific applications, retrofit kits, and replacement lamps. Lighting for Tomorrow also invites submissions of organic light emitting diode (OLED) luminaires. The 2015 competition continues to build on the momentum from previous competitions for lighting control products, including stand alone, system, and whole house devices. The 2015 Lighting for Tomorrow judges will award bonus points for sustainability for all products, as well as for lighting designed to meet the needs of the growing senior population.
The 2014 Lighting for Tomorrow Award Ceremony was held at the Annual American Lighting Association Conference on Tuesday, September 16th in Nashville, Tennessee. In total, LFT issued 15 awards: 10 winners, 3 honorable mentions, and 2 special recognition products.
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The 2014 Lighting for Tomorrow Award Ceremony was held at the Annual American Lighting Association Conference on Tuesday, September 16th in Nashville, Tennessee. In total, LFT issued 15 awards: 10 winners, 3 honorable mentions, and 2 special recognition products.
