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Founded as a side project in 2016, inside.lighting was created to be an information-rich resource that helps lighting people do thier jobs easier and quicker. We aim to deliver extremely useful content to lighting professionals throughout the industry. We want you to visit, find the info you’re seeking and move on. Then visit again tomorrow, or next week, if you must. inside.lighting is 100% owned and operated by lighting industry veteran, Al Uszynski. Al is an experienced executive with over 25 years of lighting industry experience. Al offers strategy consulting for select clients, including inside.lighting advertiser(s). Al has held several management roles with leading lighting companies including CEO of Traxon Technologies, a division of Osram and Area Vice President at Cooper Lighting Solutions. Al also served as an Adjunct Professor at Drexel University, instructing courses on Professional Selling and Public Speaking. Source

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Cooper Lighting Recalls 42,000 Metalux High Bay Fixtures

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July 6, 2026 Cooper Lighting has recalled roughly 42,000 Metalux Optimized High Bay (OHB) LED fixtures after nine reports of the products catching fire, according to the U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission. The recall reaches only the highest-output versions of one well-known high bay family, and it names no injuries or property damage.
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DOE Seeks New Path for Future Light Bulb Standards

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July 6, 2026 The headline the Department of Energy put on its July 2 announcement reads "Trump Administration Moves to Permanently End Green New Scam Appliance Mandates." The document underneath it is a rewrite of rulemaking procedure. Light bulbs, absent from that headline, appear in the proposal itself. Secretary of Energy Chris Wright framed the action as relief for consumers stuck with dryers that need two cycles and appliances that cost more than they should.
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Zumtobel Profit Nearly Erased, Shareholder Payout Canceled

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July 2, 2026 Zumtobel Group employs over 5,000 people across a global manufacturing and sales operation. It generates more than  €1 billion in annual revenue. It commanded a large, grandiose booth at Light + Building in Frankfurt. And when the books close on fiscal year 2025-26, the Austrian lighting giant expects to have netted roughly €1 million ($1.15 million), a bottom line that many 20-person lighting agencies in mid-market America would quietly beat.
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When Streetlight Lab Performance Meets Reality

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July 2, 2026 A blue-green LED and a standard streetlight can deliver the same visual brightness at night while pulling very different amounts of power from the grid. That is the premise behind a new study out of Warsaw University of Technology, and it is the kind of claim that tends to get attention in a market still chasing every available point of energy savings: up to 20% to 30% less electricity for the same roadway, just by changing the color of the light.
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Lighting People: On the Move | June 2026

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June 30, 2026 Author:  Brooke Ziolo, with contributions from Al Uszynski In the ever-evolving world of lighting, it's essential to stay updated with the industry's dynamic shifts. Whether it's the innovation of new technologies, shifts in market trends or the movement of industry professionals, the lighting sector remains a vibrant arena full of potential and growth.
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Lumen West 2026 Honors Excellence and Legacy

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June 29, 2026 On a clear Friday evening in the Sepulveda Pass, the Southern California lighting community gathered once again at the Skirball Cultural Center for Lumen West 2026.
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5 Things to Know: June 27

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June 27, 2026 LED lamp production returns to U.S. soil. Plus, Current's optical design comes under scrutiny. Here's a roundup of some of the week's happenings curated to help lighting people stay informed. 1. Made in USA Bulbs GoodBulb has opened what it describes as the only U.S. factory dedicated to A19 LED bulb production, located in Fargo, North Dakota, with initial sales targeted for July 4.
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Light! Design Expo Packs the Embarcadero Again

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June 26, 2026 Pier 27 at San Francisco’s Embarcadero filled up again on June 25. Light! Design Expo drew approximately 1,600 attendees across more than 150 exhibitor booths, and the San Francisco Section of the Illuminating Engineering Society delivered another edition that held its shape from open to close. The show moved at a pace that worked in both directions: busy enough to sustain real activity throughout the day, steady enough that booth conversations could go somewhere.
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Acuity's Lighting Business Cools as Overall Revenue Grows

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June 25, 2026 Three quarters into fiscal 2026, Acuity's pattern is clear enough that it barely requires explanation anymore. Total sales rise. The Lighting segment softens a smidge. Intelligent Spaces grows. CEO Neil Ashe talks about where he is taking the company next. Repeat. Wall Street, for one, is not complaining. Acuity shares jumped roughly 16 percent in early trading Thursday after the company beat analyst estimates on revenue, adjusted earnings per share, and adjusted EBITDA.
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7 ½ Signals from Signify's Capital Markets Day That Matter

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June 24, 2026 Left to right: Signify Executives Sumit Joshi, Michael Kühne, As Tempelman, Željko Kosanović and Kraig Kasler. Image credits: Signify Capital Markets Day The last time Signify held a Capital Markets Day, Cooper Lighting people were still onboarding in the wake of a $1.4 billion acquisition that had closed just months before, supply chains were seizing up globally, and COVID was rewriting the rules of how buildings got built, occupied, and lit.
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