At IES2024: The Lighting Conference held in New York City in August, the DOE’s Integrated Lighting Campaign (ILC)—part of the Better Buildings Initiative—recognized 16 organizations for their commitment to energy-efficient and environmentally responsible work in buildings and outside spaces as well as two additional organizations for exhibiting exemplary support for this work.
Designed to demonstrate that integrated systems provide increased energy savings and occupant experience, the 2024 campaign features 10 areas of project recognition including integrated controls for plug loads, lighting systems and HVAC; integrated lighting and horticultural controls; as well as energy justice, diversity, equity and inclusion in advanced lighting. The recognized projects are as follows.
- 8600 Glenoaks in Los Angeles
- Ascension Genesys Health Club in Grand Blanc Township, MI
- Avenues World School – New York Campus in New York City
- Fluke Corporate Headquarters in Everett, WA
- Georgian Acres Community Hub for Smart Mobility in Austin, TX
- Indian Community School in Franklin, WI
- Lineage Logistic in Lansing, MI
- Memphis’s LED Streetlighting, Controls and Networking Project in TN
- The New York Public Library Stephen A. Schwarzman Building in New York City
- Phoenix Convention Center and Venues in AZ
- Reidsville Family YMCA in Reidsville, NC
- Remy Cointreau USA Headquarters in New York City
- Salt Lake City School District in UT
- Shiseido America in East Windsor, NJ
- Utica University in Utica, NY
- Washington State School for the Blind in Vancouver, WA.
The two recognized supporting organizations include the Center for Energy and Environment and the Lighting Controls Association. For more information on each project and their special recognition details, please visit: https://www.energy.gov/eere/buildings/articles/doe-recognizes-18-organizations-excellence-integrated-lighting-systems.