2009 DOE SOLID-STATE LIGHTING WORKSHOP - EERE - U.S. ...

Transformations in Lighting
2009 DOE SOLID-STATE LIGHTING WORKSHOP
February 3 – February 5, 2009
InterContinental Hotel
San Francisco, CA
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11:00 Registration Opens
Tuesday, February 3, 2009
1:00 Welcome
James Brodrick, Lighting Program Manager, DOE
1:15 Keynote: What Customers Want from LEDs
Jeff Quinlan, Acuity Brands Lighting
Insights on critical technology developments – related to quality, lifetime, cost, and more
– needed to ensure successful market introduction of the SSL solutions customers seek.
2:00 Panel 1: Navigating the SSL Learning Curve
Bruce Kinzey, Pacific Northwest National Laboratory, Moderator
Key lessons learned with recent GATEWAY demonstration projects, plus a preview of
DOE’s unique long-term study of the I-35W Bridge installation in Minneapolis.
Streetlights of San Francisco: Project Overview
Mary Matteson Bryan, Pacific Gas & Electric
PG&E will share a utility view of demonstration results evaluating four different LED
streetlights installed on four adjacent city streets in a San Francisco neighborhood.
Refining Products for Marketability
Eric Haugaard, Beta LED
Beta LED will share a manufacturer’s perspective on the value of demonstrations, and
how lessons learned in Oakland guided product re-engineering to reduce costs.
LEDs Head for the Homefront
Kevin Dowling, Philips Color Kinetics
A unique residential lighting installation on North Dumpling Island demonstrates the
energy-saving potential of SSL solutions.
Discussion
Moderated discussion of lessons learned, trends, technology needs, and future
demonstration needs.
3:30 Refreshment Break
4:00 SSL Technology Development and Commercialization in the Global Context
Susan Walsh Sanderson & Kenneth L. Simons, Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute
Results of a recently completed study analyzing patents filed and acquired in solid-state
lighting projects internationally.
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4:30 Environmental Study – Solid-State Lighting Life Cycle Analysis
Scott Matthews, Carnegie Mellon University
An update on the DOE SSL Life Cycle Analysis study, looking at energy and
environmental aspects related to the manufacture, use, and disposal of SSL systems.
5:00 A Fresh Look at Priorities – Updates to the DOE SSL R&D Roadmap
Fred Welsh, Radcliffe Advisors
A preview of proposed updates to the DOE SSL R&D multi-year plan and Day 2 & 3
breakout session discussions on R&D priorities for the coming year.
5:30 Informal Networking at Bar 888, Lobby Level or
Optional Tour of Local Outdoor Lighting Installations—meet at Concierge Desk
Visit nearby LED street light installations assessed as part of the GATEWAY
Demonstrations. Two-part tour includes walk to PG&E building, then light rail to Sunset
District.
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7:30 Continental Breakfast
Wednesday, February 4, 2009
8:00 Panel 2: Defining Quality SSL Products
James Brodrick, DOE SSL Program Manager, Moderator
An overview of joint government-industry efforts to provide users with clear-cut,
consistent information on what makes a quality SSL product.
DOE ENERGY STAR ® SSL Products on the Market
Richard Karney, ENERGY STAR Program Manager, DOE
A look at the first SSL products to earn the DOE ENERGY STAR, plus new lighting
applications recently added to the program, and plans for future expansion as LED
technology continues to advance and improve.
Identifying Quality Through Product Testing
Mia Paget, Pacific Northwest National Laboratory
Learn about the latest CALiPER test results and analysis – which products are
performing well, and how this round of products stacks up.
Join the DOE SSL Quality Advocates
Fred Welsh, Radcliffe Advisors
A new government-industry initiative looks to build a growing community of SSL quality
advocates across the lighting supply chain, including manufacturers who agree to follow
consistent performance reporting practices.
L Prize Competition Update
James Brodrick, U.S. Department of Energy
The race is on for the L Prize – learn more about this can’t-miss opportunity for
immediate recognition and volume sales of super-efficient, super high quality winning
products.
Discussion
Moderated discussion of quality issues, with an opportunity for Q&A on the various
initiatives.
9:30-10:00 DOE SSL Research & Development Program Update
James Brodrick, U.S. Department of Energy
An overview of the DOE SSL R&D portfolio budget and areas of focus, with recognition
for project teams making significant contributions in 2008.
10:00 Refreshment Break
10:30 Invited Presentations on Significant DOE R&D Projects –
2008 Achievements and Projects of Interest for 2009
Closing the “Green Gap” in LED Materials
Christian Wetzel, Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute
Optimizing OLED Architecture for Maximum Efficiency and Color Quality
Yuan-Sheng Tyan, Eastman Kodak Company
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Using Advanced Phosphor Systems for Warm, Efficient LEDs
Anant Setlur, General Electric Global Research
Achieving Record Efficiency Blue OLEDs with Charge Balance
Franky So, University of Florida
12:00 Lunch
Sponsored by BetaLED and Echelon Corporation
1:00 Invited Presentations on Significant DOE R&D Projects (continued)
Demonstrating the Next Wave of LED Chips and Packaging Improvements
Monica Hansen, Cree, Inc.
Pushing the Envelope for White OLED Efficiencies
Mike Hack, Universal Display Corporation
Improving the Efficacy and Performance of an Integrated LED Luminaire
Kevin Dowling, Philips Color Kinetics
2:00 Introduction – Breakout Sessions on Research & Development Priorities
Small group discussion of proposed updates to the DOE SSL multi-year R&D plan,
including updated priorities and targets for LED and OLED tasks.
Research & Development Priorities -- Breakout Session 1
- LED R&D Priorities (Red Group)
- LED R&D Priorities (Yellow Group)
- OLED R&D Priorities (Blue Group)
- OLED R&D Priorities (Green Group)
3:15 Refreshment Break
3:45 Research & Development Priorities -- Breakout Session 2
- LED R&D Priorities (Red Group)
- LED R&D Priorities (Yellow Group)
- OLED R&D Priorities (Blue Group)
- OLED R&D Priorities (Green Group)
5:00-7:00 PosterSession/Reception for All DOE-Funded Research & Development Projects
Sponsored by the Next Generation Lighting Industry Alliance
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7:30 Continental Breakfast
Thursday, February 5, 2009
8:00 What Architects & Designers Want from SSL
Perspectives on the lighting needs of businesses and residences, from hotels, restaurants,
and outdoor events to educational institutions, museums and private residences.
Avraham Mor, Lightswitch Architectural
8:30 Panel 3: Recognizing Quality in the Marketplace
Ruth Taylor, Pacific Northwest National Laboratory
National design competitions recognize quality SSL products on the market and offer
valuable insights on the rapidly developing SSL market. This panel offers perspectives
from the judging of the new commercial lighting competition, Next Generation
Luminaires, plus insights from the winners of the 2008 Lighting for Tomorrow
competition for residential lighting fixtures.
2008 Lighting for Tomorrow SSL Competition Winners
Jeff Dross, Kichler Lighting, Design Pro Series Undercabinet System
Tim O’Sullivan, Cree LED Lighting Solutions, LR 4 Downlight
Frank Shum, Luximo, Cylindrium Desk/Task Light
Discussion
Moderated discussion of product quality efforts, with an opportunity for Q&A with the
winners.
10:00 Refreshment Break
10:30 Research & Development Priorities -- Breakout Session 3
- LED R&D Priorities (Red Group)
- LED R&D Priorities (Yellow Group)
- OLED R&D Priorities (Blue Group)
- OLED R&D Priorities (Green Group)
12:00 Lunch
Sponsored by Pacific Gas & Electric and Southern California Edison
1:00 Research & Development Priorities -- Breakout Session 4
- LED R&D Priorities (Red Group)
- LED R&D Priorities (Yellow Group)
- OLED R&D Priorities (Blue Group)
- OLED R&D Priorities (Green Group)
2:30 Refreshment Break
3:00 Reports from Breakout Sessions on Research & Development Priorities
3:45 Wrap-Up and Adjourn
James Brodrick, U.S. Department of Energy
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