Energy Watch: Monthly Special Feature 2

Tuesday, January 3, 2012

Monthly Special Feature 2

Incandescent Lamp “Share” At 79.4% - NEMA’s recent quarterly report on the sale of lamps put the incandescent share in Q3/11 at 79.4% and CFLs at 20.6%. Sales of incandescents, some of which won’t be legally sellable after January 1, 2012, were up 21.5% compared with Q3/10. See graphic below:

T12 Lamps Still Have 30% Share - According to NEMA’s Q3/11 report on linear fluorescent lamp shipments, “Market shares for each lamp type have remained stable over the previous year. Shares of T5, T8 and T12 lamps were unchanged at 7.6, 62.4, and 30.0 percent, respectively, during Q3 2011.” T12 shipments were up 0.9% in Q3, the lowest gain of the lamp types. See graphic below:

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Open Lighting Positions

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Senior Management Associates - C-Level, Stamford, CT Area, $300,000-$600,000 generous bonus + relocation + possible equity
Chief Operating Officer, New York, NY or Fort Lauderdale, FL, $200,000-$250,000 plus $50K-$100K OTE + IPO + relocation
President, Houston, TX, $275,000-$325,000 plus bonus + relocation

ENERGY-EFFICIENT PRODUCT: WattStopper Introduces New Line of Wireless Occupancy Sensors

ENERGY-EFFICIENT PRODUCT: Semileds Corporation Announced the EV-W Series of White LED Chips

Providing LED packagers with a vastly increased range of capabilities while lowering production costs. The new EV-W chips incorporate SemiLEDs’ proprietary ReadyWhite™ phosphor technology, which delivers a highly uniform phosphor coating across the emitter surface, greatly increasing color precision and uniformity. The availability of high-output, high-consistency unpackaged white chips offers LED packaging and luminaire manufacturers a wide variety of new COB and package options by eliminating the phosphor application from the packaging process.

ENERGY-EFFICIENT PRODUCT: Xicato Launches Connected and Zhaga-Compatible LED Modules

Xicato has introduced the XIM LED module that combines the company's remote phosphor technology with sensors and wired and wireless connectivity options that will enable manufacturers to simply add support for networking and adaptive controls to luminaires. Color uniformity both initially and over the life of a SSL product has been Xicato's core value proposition. Because the company's modular light engines use remote phosphor technology, the phosphor is separated from the heat-generating LEDs and therefore the phosphor doesn't deteriorate and shift in color.

Tuesday, January 3, 2012

Monthly Special Feature 2

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