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To: ACAN who wrote (13854)	12/16/2005 9:35:10 AM
From: Sergio H	Read Replies (2) of 23958

Alan, besides the benefits described by Joe, LEDs figure prominently in the new federal energy bill and are likely to get more attention from each respective state. California's Title 24 is one example. And its not only the US that is turning to LEDs. Africa is one example of usage for the poor: allafrica.com And there's some very novel approaches to using LED lighting for the affluent as well. One LED light bulb placed in the attic, basement or garage to light up an entire house with movable wall panels to place light exactly where you want it and change the lighting as your needs change. Osram Sylvania appears to be the largest LED bulb manufacturer, but its a private company. CREE is public and a leader in the LED field. I also found tiny SUPVA.

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