L-Prize; Bright Tomorrow Lighting Prizes

L Prize Program Partners

Partners are key to the success of the L Prize competition. Utilities and energy efficiency programs from all over the United States have joined DOE to promote super-efficient solid-state lighting products to replace today's most common light bulbs. Together, we stand ready to support the L Prize winners. Together, we can demand lighting products with:

Current Partners

L Prize partners from coast to coast are preparing to assist DOE in evaluating potential L Prize products through field assessments, and will provide ready-made markets for winning products. Learn more about current L Prize partners and their plans, or click any gold dot on the map below to view individual partner profiles.

BC Hydro Seattle City Light Puget Sound Energy Energy Trust of Oregon Eugene Water and Electric Board Sacramento Municipal Utility District Natural Resources Defense Council California Public Utilities Commission Pacific Gas & Electric Southern California Edison San Diego Gas & Electric NV Energy (includes Nevada Power and Sierra Pacific Power) Southern Minnesota Municipal Power Agency Xcel Energy Wisconsin Energy Conservation Corporation (Focus on Energy) Commonwealth Edison Midwest Energy Efficiency Alliance (includes 9 states) Northeast Energy Efficiency Partnerships (covers 8 states) DTE Energy National Grid Efficiency Vermont Cape Light Compact Platte River Power Authority Ameren Illinois Progress Energy greenTbiz, Toronto Association of Business Improvement Areas Long Island Power Authority NSTAR Electric New York State Energy Research and Development Authority The United Illuminating Company/CT Energy Efficiency Fund

 

Become a Partner

L Prize partners sign a Memorandum of Understanding with the U.S. Department of Energy, a simple "handshake" agreement to work cooperatively to promote high-efficiency solid-state lighting technologies.

What do L Prize partners do?
How to become an L Prize partner

 

Current Partners

West
BC Hydro
California Public
  Utilities Commission

Energy Trust of Oregon
Eugene Water & Electric Board
National Resources Defense
  Council

NV Energy
Pacific Gas & Electric
Puget Sound Energy
Sacramento Municipal
  Utility District

San Diego Gas & Electric
Seattle City Light
Southern California Edison

Mountain/Central
Ameren Illinois Utilities
Commonwealth Edison
DTE Energy
Midwest Energy Efficiency
  Alliance (covers 13 states)

Platte River Power Authority
Southern Minnesota Municipal
  Power Agency

Wisconsin Energy
  Conservation Corporation
Xcel Energy

East
Cape Light Compact
Connecticut Energy
  Efficiency Fund
Connecticut Light & Power
Efficiency Vermont
greenTbiz, Toronto
  Association of Business
  Improvement Areas

Long Island Power Authority
National Grid
New York State Energy
  Research and Development
  Authority

Northeast Energy Efficiency
  Partnerships (covers
  8 states)

NSTAR Electric
Progress Energy
United Illuminating Company

Learn more about solid-state lighting at the U.S. Department of Energy Solid-State Lighting Web site

Last Updated: March 10, 2010
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