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The ability of connected lighting systems to monitor and report their own energy use holds unique value to streetlighting applications, where energy use is typically billed according to estimates.
The development or adoption of interoperability standards or specifications by commercial lighting manufacturers has historically been very limited, particularly in the North American market.
The growing interest in using tunable LED lighting systems in classrooms has prompted DOE studies that examine the potential impact on student learning, teacher satisfaction, and associated energy use.
This fact sheet explains how the U.S. Department of Energy's Onsite Energy Technical Assistance Partnerships (TAPs) help industrial and other large energy users transition to clean energy, lower costs, reduce emissions, and contribute to a clean energy economy
Modeling, simulation, and laboratory testing to quantify the potential of CLS to provide substantial or unique grid services.
The emergence of SSL technology quickly challenged long-standing performance metrics used for assessing color quality, particularly the International
Analysis, Codes, and Standards technologies efforts supports research, analysis, and tool development to address the...
The Alternative Fuels and Feedstocks Office (AFFO) supports new analytical tools and methods, and guides the selection of assumptions and methodologies to...
Resources to augment understanding of lighting science.