San Francisco / East Cleveland / New York / Bucyrus / /
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Semiconductor Laboratory / GE Lighting Solutions LLC / GE Lighting / Walmart / Starbucks / Strategies Unlimited / /
Country
Russia / United States / Canada / Australia / Philippines / Argentina / /
Currency
USD / /
Event
Company Expansion / Reorganization / /
Facility
Menlo Park laboratory / GE’s Advanced Semiconductor Laboratory / GE Lighting’s headquarters / /
IndustryTerm
energy efficiency regulations / technology options / law taking effect / multi-vapor metal halide lamp / dramatic energy savings / niche applications / technology revolution / linear fluorescent manufacturing / energy-efficient lighting / energy standards / illumination applications / energy-inefficient incandescent light bulbs / energy savings / higher-efficiency products / household lighting product / energy / halogen products / greenhouse gas emissions / percent energy savings / energy-saving alternatives / electricity / architectural and commercial lighting applications / household applications / lighting systems / energy-efficient products / technology changes / gaslight systems / retail shelves / technology advancements / electricity production / manufacturing network / manufacturing / retail prices / energy-efficient technology / outdoor lighting systems / manufacturing footprint / /
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U.S. Department of Energy / U.S. government / U.S. Environmental Protection Agency / Federal Trade Commission / National Electrical Manufacturers Association / European Union / /
Person
Thomas A. Edison / /
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New Jersey / Ohio / British Columbia / North Carolina / California / /
Introduction Innovation. It’s what defined GE Lighting and the lighting industry more than 130 years ago and what will continue to drive our business forward into the future. A 50-percent decrease in demand for energy