We work with all types and sizes of businesses:
- banks
- educational facilities
- governmental facilities
- healthcare and medical facilities
- manufacturing
- multi-family residences
- property management companies
- property owners
- retail
- retirement centers
- restaurants
We supply and warranty the highest quality of industrial lighting products.
We have a fleet of service vehicles including high reaching bucket trucks for parking lot and outdoor lighting maintenance projects.
From our office in Springfield, Oregon we work in the Eugene and Springfield area as well as south to Roseburg, north to Junction City, Corvallis, Albany, Salem and Portland and on the Oregon Coast from Bandon and Reedsport to Florence, Yachats and Newport. We ship lighting products across the country.
Industry Information
Industry News Update
U.S. Department of Energy Bans Older Fluorescent Lamps From Market
Main Line Media News Share
As part of its ongoing quest to improve energy efficiency in the United States, the Department of Energy's rulemaking of 2009 will eliminate most of the remaining commonly used types of T12 linear fluorescent lamps by July 14, 2012. The reason is those lamps' relative inefficiency compared to their more energy-efficient alternatives. Recognize that the magnetic ballasts that are required to operate those T12 lamps were already phased out in October 2010. This major change will directly affect many commercial, retail and institutional businesses; it will even affect some residences. More
Main Line Media News Share
As part of its ongoing quest to improve energy efficiency in the United States, the Department of Energy's rulemaking of 2009 will eliminate most of the remaining commonly used types of T12 linear fluorescent lamps by July 14, 2012. The reason is those lamps' relative inefficiency compared to their more energy-efficient alternatives. Recognize that the magnetic ballasts that are required to operate those T12 lamps were already phased out in October 2010. This major change will directly affect many commercial, retail and institutional businesses; it will even affect some residences. More
5 Rare Earths Crucial For Clean Energy Seen in Short Supply
Bloomberg
Limited supplies of five rare earth minerals pose a threat to increasing use of clean-energy technologies such as wind turbines and solar panels, a U.S. Energy Department report found. The substances — dysprosium, terbium, europium, neodymium and yttrium — face potential shortages until 2015, according to the report, which reiterates concerns identified a year ago. The analysis of so-called critical elements began after rare earth prices jumped following imposition of export restrictions in 2010 by China, the world's major producer. More
Bloomberg
Limited supplies of five rare earth minerals pose a threat to increasing use of clean-energy technologies such as wind turbines and solar panels, a U.S. Energy Department report found. The substances — dysprosium, terbium, europium, neodymium and yttrium — face potential shortages until 2015, according to the report, which reiterates concerns identified a year ago. The analysis of so-called critical elements began after rare earth prices jumped following imposition of export restrictions in 2010 by China, the world's major producer. More
