Today in Lighting

Randy discusses Legrand's announcement regarding the effectiveness of Indigo-Clean, 500,000 containers are trapped, Shirley MacRae, R.I.P, Designplan Lighting partners with corporate friends®, ATG LED announces the creation of "Distributor Central" website, and More Than 286,000 LED Streetlights Have Been Installed Under Smart Street Lighting NY Program.

Randy discusses the great submissions for EdisonReport's Top 10 Must-See, Starving for Darkness co-host and co-founder Michael Colligan will no longer host the show, the World Trade Center church has been illuminated for the first time, and NeoCon features the article "Why Hire a Lighting Designer?"

Randy discusses the DALI Alliance extending its DALI-2 certification program, Women in Lighting published the results of its gender equality study, designing lighting (dl) features the article Controlling Sanctuary Spaces, and UL lists the first solar luminaires under its new UL 8801 Outline of Investigation.

Randy discusses EdisonReport's Top 10 Must See at LightFair, the deadline for speaker submissions at LightFair 2022 has been extended, last chance to register for UL's Marketing Claim Verification webinar, DLC released their final policy for Surveillance Testing Policy, Get a Grip features Angelica Santana, and the deadline is approaching to participate in ALA's Women in Lighting Mentor Matching.

Randy discusses the importance of Diversity in the new IES Executive Director search as well as diversity of revenue, A.L.P. Introduces the Lineman™, NAILD postpones their convention, and Matt Thesing is the guest on the latest episode of Get-a-Grip.

Randy discusses the AIA's Architecture Billings Index, ArchLIGHT Summit exceeds expectations, Acolyte expands their presence in Europe, Nichia unveils a new UV-C product, and Lightspec has a career opportunity.

Randy discusses how glow in the dark plants could act as passive lighting, Recolight posted a discussion about the specifier's role in the circular economy, Get a Grip has a new episode featuring Sandra Vasconez, designing lighting (dl) features an article by Scott Zimmerman, Synapse Wireless expands with Energy Insights, and Wasmer has a career opening. 

Randy discusses Richard Reece retiring from Acuity, O'Blaney Rinker is having an event for lighting designers, 73 vessels are now waiting at LA port, RIBA announces six finalists for the Stirling Prize, and Espen Technology improves the performance of their commercial downlights.

Randy discusses the LHRC's new course, Q-Tran introduces the MIRCO 5 flexible fixtures, BriteSwitch has an article about the history of LED rebates, ERCO offers a wide range of shared workplace solutions, winners of the DMF Design Awards 2021 have been announced, Prolume lights the Saint Nicholas Greek Orthodox Church, and IR-TEC has a career opening.

Randy discusses the port situation, John Dinger retires as CEO of Illumus, DLC release Draft 2 of LUNA technical requirement, smaller shows may be the future, the deadline for LIT Lighting Design Awards is in two weeks, and Leotek Electronics has a career opening.