The Lighting Research Center , at the Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute, is the best place to find out what direction the lighting industry is going. Here you can get a taste of what is to come and also find a large resource of lighting publications. Other educational links include the University of Kansas , The Catalyst Group , and the University of Illinois Energy Research Center . This site s strong point is technical support section which includes a comprehensive section on troubleshooting lighting field problems. Other interesting lighting distributors are Budget Lighting , Express Lamps , Sun Lighting Supply , and Villa Lighting .
Light is an excellently constructed site that addresses all aspects of lighting.
They do not sell any lighting products so the information they present is generally unbiased. They feature product listings from close to 100 manufacturers, have several lighting columns, and probably have more lighting links than anywhere else on the Internet. Other excellent lighting information services include the Lighting Resource , Lightnet , Lightworld , Lighting in Canada , Lighting-Inc , the Japan Lighting Information Service , and the Cowboy Lighting Page . Their site offers tips on successful advertising which will be useful to any company in the lighting industry. More free software is available from EPA s EPA's Green Lights Free Software .