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Voices for SSL Efficiency 2008
DOE Solid-State Lighting
Market Introduction Workshop
July 9-11, 2008
Portland Marriott Downtown Waterfront
Portland, OR

Join DOE in a dialogue on how government, efficiency programs, utilities, industry, the design community, and others are working together to shape markets for SSL products, to maximize market acceptance and national energy savings.

Voices for SSL Efficiency 2008 is hosted by the U.S. Department of Energy, Northwest Energy Efficiency Alliance, Energy Trust of Oregon, Puget Sound Energy, and Bonneville Power Administration.

Highlights
Workshop highlights include:

  • Tutorials – Learn how LED lighting systems work, where and how they are best applied, and how to evaluate their performance.
  • Getting Started – What can efficiency program managers and others do now to prepare for high-performance SSL products?
  • Product Commercialization Issues – A look at technology needs, issues, and barriers affecting widespread adoption of SSL.
  • Demonstrations – Details on performance data and economics from DOE GATEWAY and private demonstrations.
  • ENERGY STAR® for SSL – Learn more about product qualification, quality assurance, tools, and resources for manufacturers and program sponsors.
  • LED Measurement – Updates on the latest DOE CALiPER test results and the test methods used for measuring LED product performance.

REGISTER NOW!
Note: Registration for the workshop is still open, and the deadline for the special room rate at the Portland Marriott Downtown Waterfront Hotel has been extended to June 24.  After June 24, rooms may not be available at the group rate.

Preliminary Agenda (PDF 35 KB)


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