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- Sarah Backhouse, selected from Future360
- October 24, 2011
- 2:30 pm
- 28 comments
Future360 travels to the Silicon Valley to experience bleeding edge green building technologies. Lunera, Enlighted, Soladigm and Cypress Enviro Systems promise to transform lighting, lighting controls and windows and turn analogue buildings into digital ones.
Read more: Do Good, Materials & Architecture, Technology, Videos, Videos, Cypress Enviro Systems, digital, energy efficiency, EnLighted, future360, green building, LEDs, lighting, Lunera, Sarah Backhouse, silicon valley, Soladigm
Sarah Backhouse, selected from Future360
Sarah Backhouse is Founder of Future360, a media company specializing in the production of premium video content around cleantech and innovation.An environmental journalist and TV host, Sarah has worked for some of the most prestigious networks worldwide including: Planet Green, BBC, PBS, CNBC, Fine Living and Discovery. For more information go to: future360.tv & sarahbackhouse.com.
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Thanks for sharing.
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Very interesting... where I live, we've all switched to compact fluorescent light bulbs, but it would still be great to have a product like Lunera's. Even more energy efficient and closer to true sunlight. I wonder if they will come out with different varieties that are more aesthetically appealing for a smaller home? The long rectangular panels seem too industrial to me... but the energy saving and environmental friendliness are the most important parts. : )
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awesome green technolog! thanks :)
Thank much for this article! Such great ideas and ones I can do!
-Holly
i look forward to seeing this on the market at a local Lowe's or something better. way cool future...like the true sunlight lights and want my house full of them but I imagine people in Alaska are about to pee themselves...now they can have real sunlight 12 months out of the year. Oh and I may find an indoor green thumb.
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