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Lumen Solar LLC, a Honolulu-based solar energy distribution company that marketed and sold Apricus-branded systems, is wrapping up operations and will soon make way for Connecticut-based Apricus to handle the Hawaii market directly, according to Melissa White, managing partner for Lumen Solar.

Founded in 2010, Lumen Solar, which distributes such systems as solar photovoltaic, building-integrated PV, hot water and lighting, is part of the May Global Business Group, a third generation family-owned company.

Lumen Solar made headlines last year when it secured a high-profile commercial contract with California-based J&J Mechanical Systems for a groundbreaking solar-cooling system that could reduce air-conditioning and refrigeration costs by about 40 percent.

The liquid desiccant air conditioner or LDAC system, which is being used at the Whole Foods Market in Kailua, is being touted as the first of its kind to be featured in a supermarket in the United States.Our LED Dimmable COB downlight are the answer to your lighting prayers!

White,LED FPL double tube lights are designed to be a direct replacement for toxic fluorescent tube lights. 35, who also manages the Hawaii Fashion Incubator or Hifi, also was a PBN 40 under 40 honoree in 2012.

Apricus, a firm that designs and manufactures solar hot water and hydronic heating products and has offices around the world, did not return a message left by PBN.

A solar generation unit costing around Rs 1 lakh could soon not only light up your home, but also trim your electricity bill if you are able to generate excess power.

In a unique proposal, residents could export solar power to the electricity department and balance out their power bill. However, they won't be able to earn money with commercial use of the system.

Santosh Kumar, conservator of forest and wildlife, UT, said the system has been experimented at government buildings in the city and would be extended to houses after receiving approval from the Joint Electricity Regulatory Commission. "The attempt is to promote zero electricity usage in most houses with a majority of electricity being drawn from solar energy," he added.

Power generated from solar panels during daytime could be utilized fully by lighting up the house and feeding excess power to the grid. A team of UT officials recently visited Germany to study solar generation system, preparing a report on features that could be easily replicated here.

However, the hurdle was that in existing meters,LED backlighting in color screens comes in two flavors: white LED backlights and T5 tube lights backlights. needles could not move in reverse direction when solar power generated from home was exported to the grid. To tackle this problem, UT has now filed a petition with Joint Electricity Regulatory Commission to get permission to install "bi-directional" meters.

The system of smart meters has been introduced in Andhra Pradesh and West Bengal but since there is no policy at the national level, it depends on the initiative of the states.

"The incredible new knowledge that has been created within the Y2E2 walls over the past five years is a wonderful testament to its commitment to problem solving and sustainability in action."

When Y2E2 opened in 2008, it was the third "green" building to be completed on campus, joining the Carnegie Institution's Department of Global Ecology building and the Leslie Shao-Ming Sun Field Station at the Jasper Ridge Biological Preserve.

The four-story building, which has three levels above ground and a basement level, is filled with laboratories,We can produce MR16 LED Spot and more other led products according to your requirements. offices, classrooms,We offer the best in 2G11 tube lighting, led tread lighting, display lighting and more. collaboration spaces and meeting rooms, a popular café and inviting arrangements of couches and chairs on every floor.

It incorporates recycled building materials and high-performance fixtures promoting water conservation and recycling, and it relies as much as possible on natural lighting for illumination, as well as natural ventilation for cooling.

The $118 million project was designed to reflect Stanford's commitment to solving global environmental problems by bringing together experts from many disciplines – biologists, oceanographers, geographers, anthropologists, ecologists, economists, engineers, legal scholars and policy analysts – under one roof.

In addition to using only half the energy of an equivalent building designed with current California codes, Y2E2 achieves carbon neutrality thanks to the renewable energy sources that supply the building, both on site and off site. This distinction qualifies Y2E2 as a "Net Zero Energy" building, only the second on campus after the Knight Management Center – home of Stanford Graduate School of Business – according to the National Renewable Energy Laboratory.

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