Australia leads world in carbon emissions

Scientists blame an increasing use of coal for the continuing rise in carbon emissions. Read more

The vision was alive… even in 2005!

Sydney Morning Herald Article April 15th 2005

If a time traveller from a hundred years ago were to visit a home today, much of the technology would be completely alien. The television, cordless phone and computer would probably leave him flabbergasted. But on seeing a light bulb, he might say, “Ah! Here’s something I recognise. A few of those grace my home, too.”

If the visitor comes back in 15 years, the fruit of Thomas Edison’s bright idea may be gone. The likely replacement: light-emitting diodes, or LEDs. Read more

Governments & councils lead by example & reduce their electricity usage and carbon emissions

Governments & councils the world-over are realising the need to lead by example and reduce their electricity usage and carbon emissions. The municipality of Ann Arbor Michigan is one of several communities leading the charge: Read more

US Government realises the need for change and is putting its money where it’s mouth is

The US government realises the need for change and is putting its money where it’s mouth is, ensuring that the research and further development of solid state (LED) lighting is well funded and a priority for the scientific community.
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LED lighting already adorns some of the world’s most recognisable structures

The Singapore Wheel, The CN Tower, The Christmas Tree at Rockefeller Plaza, and the Times Square News Years “Ball” are all great examples.

Another fantastic and aesthetically stunning example of LED lighting at its best is the Globen Arena in Stockholm, Sweden. Read more