Organized ByOctober 29, 2015Radisson Hotel Lansing at the CapitolLansing, MI

#malc2015 @nextenergymi

8:00 - 8:30 a.m.Registration & Exhibits

8:30 - 9:00 a.m.(CAPITOL ROOM I & II)

Welcome

Jean Redfield, NextEnergyValerie Brader, Michigan Agency for Energy

9:00 - 9:30 a.m.(CAPITOL ROOM I & II)

Beyond Illumination: Expanding Possibilities in Experience, Health, and Wellness through Lighting Innovation

Advanced lighting technology is presenting a plethora of additional “benefits” beyond energy savings. The presentation will include details on these additional benefits and the possible new business models they will be driving.

Nadya Piskun PhD, Director of Engineering, Head of Global Controller Hardware & Architecture Luminaries R&D, Philips Lighting

9:30 - 10:00 a.m.Break & Exhibits

BUSINESS TRACK | Capitol Room 1 TECHNOLOGY TRACK | Capitol Room II10:00 - 11:00 a.m.

Interior Lighting: Innovative Applications

If you’re considering an interior lighting retrofit, this session will provide an overview of interior applications and highlight two,

innovative case studies.

Moderator: Eric Hansel, Expert Lighting GroupBreslin Center Lighting RetrofitJeffrey Bonk, Michigan State University & Ralph Huston, Consumers Energy

Shaheen Chevrolet Lighting RetrofitRobert Magryta, Hometown Energy Savers

10:00 - 11:00 a.m.Anatomy of an LED: A Hands-on Look

Ever wonder how LEDs work and what goes into making an LED fixture or bulb. Attend this ‘hands-on’ session to experience

the product first-hand.

Roland Kibler, NextEnergyDan Radomski, NextEnergy

11:00 a.m. - 12:00 p.m.Exterior Lighting: Innovative Applications, Case Studies on Roy O’Brien Ford & the

Cities of Warren & Monroe

Needing to update your exterior lights? This session will overview exterior applications and highlight two, innovative case studies.

Moderator: Bob Hahn, LumeconKen Randazzo & Philip Guster, DTE Energy

11:00 a.m. -12:00 p.m.The Revolution of SSL Manufacturing

This presentation will examine the “revolutionary” changes in solid-state lighting and how they will impact manufacturers.

Jack Curran, LED Transformations, LLC on behalf of the U.S. Department of Energy

12:00 - 1:00 p.m. Lunch & Exhibits

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1:00 -1:30 p.m.(CAPITOL ROOM I & II)

Executive Panel: Smart Lighting - The Next Frontier

This session will explore the rapidly evolving “smart lighting” category, evolving business models, and how lighting is poised to become the “data infrastructure” for commercial buildings.

Moderator: Joshua BrugemanTodd Frederes, CiscoMary Beth Gotti, GE

Bob Niemiec, TwistHDMDave Simon, TOGGLED

BUSINESS TRACK | Capitol Room 1 TECHNOLOGY TRACK | Capitol Room II1:45 - 2:30 p.m.

Leveraging Utility Incentives & Rebates

Get the most out of your lighting project and learn how to maximize incentives available from your utility program.

Marc Coburn, Consumers EnergyKen Randazzo, DTE Energy

Sean Williams, Efficiency United

1:45 - 2:30 p.m.Making It Happen: Know Your Codes, Specs & Ratings

Do you have questions about new making your lighting project happen. Whether it’s building codes, product certifications such as Energy Star and Design Lights Consortium or drafting the correct spec, this session

will help get your bases covered.

Brienne Willcock, Illuminart

2:30 - 3:00 p.m.Break & Exhibits

BUSINESS TRACK | Capitol Room 1 TECHNOLOGY TRACK | Capitol Room II3:00 - 3:45 p.m.

Financing: Three Unique Perspectives on Total Sports Project

This session will offer unique perspectives and firsthand accounts on the critical role of financing.

Moderator: Mary Templeton, Michigan SavesDavid Wieme, Total Sports

Josh Patton, Ascentium Capital

3:00 - 3:45 p.m.Smart (and Safe) Lighting: An Overview of Cyber Security

‘Smart Lighting’ is all the hype but what about keeping your IT system safe? This session will discuss current efforts that exist

in smart lighting security.

Jason Brown, Merit Network

3:00 - 4:30 p.m.(Michigan 1I & III)

Lighting Our Streets: Case Studies & What’s Next

This three-part session in collaboration with the Michigan Municipal League and the Southeast Michigan Street Lighting Consortium will provide municipalities with insights on the following topics:

Part 1: How Lighting Drives Placemaking and Economic Development - Odis Jones, Public Lighting AuthorityPart 2: Where Municipal Technology is Headed - Steve Truebner, Philips Lighting and Brian Tell, Solartonic

Part 3: Peer Input on Active Street Lighting Projects - Dave Norwood, City of Dearborn | Ray Moore, Lansing Board of Water & Light | Rick Bunch, SEMREO

BUSINESS TRACK | Capitol Room 1 TECHNOLOGY TRACK | Capitol Room II3:45 - 4:30 p.m.

Benefits of Going Low Voltage Lighting

The proliferation of LEDS is allowing for entirely new wiring systems. Come learn about the advantages of low voltage distribution systems.

Moderator: Dave Hurst, NextEnergyPaul Savage, Nextek Power Systems

Todd Frederes, CiscoDerek Cowburn, LumenCache

3:45 - 4:30 p.m.Next Generation Lighting Controls

Lighting controls are advancing rapidly and making even more savings possible. Come to this session to learn both about trends occurring in the market and about integrating lighting controls into your building!

Adam Gouda, Clarus Lighting ControlsJesse Foote, Navigant Consulting

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KEYNOTE PRESENTATION

Beyond Illumination: Expanding Possibilities in Experience, Health, and Wellness through Lighting Innovations

Advanced lighting technology – digital, connected and intelligent – presents a plethora of additional benefits beyond energy savings. The presentation will cover benefits beyond illumination in different domains from

healthcare to homes and cities. Different examples will illustrate these trends and some of the new business models associated with them.

Meet the Speaker

Nadya Piskun, PhD is the Director of Engineering, Head of Global Controller Hardware and Architecture Luminaries R&D, Philips Lighting. She leads multisite organization and works closely with Philips business groups around the world. Previously, she led the diode laser characterization group at Polaroid Semiconductor division and was a member of the system integration group at AGFA for solid-state laser lithography in printing application. Nadya received her PhD in physics from Ohio State University conducting research on OLED technology development. She held fellow and instructor positions at Harvard Medical School, holding a patent on a Pediatric Vision Screener based on LED technology. In 2013 she published “Color consistency reliability of LED systems” chapter in the Solid State Lighting Technology and Application series.

PARTNERS

SPEAKERS

Jeffrey Bonk, Michigan State UniversityJeffrey Bonk has been working in the facilities field for 27 years. Starting in the US Navy as an electricians mate, continuing work in the construction, facilities management, and the engineering field. He currently works as an electrical engineer / project manager for Michigan State University in the Infrastructure Planning and Facilities Department.

Valerie Brader, Michigan Agency for EnergyValerie Brader is the Executive Director of the Michigan Agency for Energy. Her service with the administration began in 2011 and prior to this role, she served as Deputy Legal Counsel and Senior Policy Advisor to Governor Snyder, including work on the City of Detroit bankruptcy case.

Jason Brown, Merit NetworkMerit Network’s Chief Information Security Officer, Jason Brown, has worked in the cyber security industry for almost a decade. Brown has worked in many different industry sectors which include higher education, private industry and as an enterprise security architect in state government.

Joshua Brugeman, NextEnergyJoshua Brugeman is the Director of Energy Efficiency at NextEnergy. In this role, Brugeman focuses on driving energy efficiency investment in Michigan through product commercialization and innovative program development with NextEnergy’s key client base, including technology developers, utilities, federal partners, universities and non-government organizations.

Rick Bunch, SEMREORick Bunch is Executive Director of the Southeast Michigan Regional Energy Office (SEMREO), supporting metro Detroit municipalities with energy efficiency and renewable energy projects. He previously held senior leadership positions in the Erb Institute for Global Sustainable Enterprise at University of Michigan, Bainbridge Graduate Institute, The Aspen Institute and World Resources Institute.

SPEAKERS

Marc Coburn, Consumers EnergyMarc Coburn brings nearly a decade of energy efficiency experience to the Consumers Energy Business Energy Efficiency Program. He has worked on energy efficiency and retro-commissioning projects throughout the Midwest and East Coast. Coburn currently manages the Trade Ally Energy Advisor group that provides assistance to contractors looking to maximize incentive dollars for their customers.

Derek Cowburn, LumenCacheDerek Cowburn is a values-centered entrepreneur who is passionate about the environment and making bold leaps in energy efficiency through system integration. As founder and CEO of LumenCache, he is leading a collaborative effort to change the standard for power distribution in buildings making them smart, safe, and resilient.

Jack Curran, LED Transformations, LLCon behalf of the U.S. Department of EnergyWith over 25 years in product development, Dr. Curran is President of LED Transformations, LLC, a New Jersey based technology-consulting company specializing in providing guidance to companies entering the solid-state lighting field. He regularly conducts workshops for the lighting community including numerous presentations on behalf of the Department of Energy.

Jesse Foote, Navigant ConsultingJesse Foote is a Senior Research Analyst contributing to Navigant Research’s Smart Buildings program. Foote leads the firm’s advisory service on energy efficient lighting and lighting controls, supporting customers with an in-depth perspective of the lighting industry and developing syndicated market reports on a range of lighting topics.

Todd Frederes, CiscoTodd Frederes is a Business Development Manager in the Internet of Everything Virtual Solutions Group at Cisco. He has been with Cisco since 2006. Frederes builds business relationships that take advantage of connecting “things”. By connecting solutions he helps Cisco customers and partners stay competitive and enhance their leadership in the marketplace.

SPEAKERS

Mary Beth Gotti, GEMary Beth Gotti is the manager of the GE Lighting Institute in Cleveland, Ohio. She has worked at GE for 39 years in a number of technology and marketing/sales positions. She has BS and MS degrees in Physics, and an MBA from John Carroll University. She is an active member of the Illuminating Engineering Society and serves on the executive committee of the National Lighting Bureau.

Adam Gouda, Clarus Lighting ControlsAdam Gouda is the Controls Manager at Clarus Lighting Controls. In this role, he services Southeast Michigan and Northwest Ohio. He is a Certified Project Manager – PMP and Certified Energy Manager – CEM.

Philip GusterPhilip Guster is Program Manager for DTE’s Energy Efficiency Program for Business. Guster is responsible for developing and managing marketing programs and campaigns for business customers to receive incentives to reduce their energy consumption. In his previous role, Guster worked directly onsite at customer facilities implementing energy efficiency projects. He is a Certified Energy Manager and is pursuing his MBA at Walsh College.

Bob Hahn, LumeconBob Hahn is the General Manger of Lumecon, a Michigan based manufacturer LED indoor and outdoor lighting. Hahn is a graduate of Arizona State University with a degree in General Business Administration and is a member of the Illuminating Engineering Society, National Electrical Manufactures Representatives Association and National Association of Electrical Distributors.

Eric Hansel, Expert Lighting GroupAs founder of Expert Lighting Group, Eric Hansel is realizing his professional passion: educating and advising others on lighting upgrades for their commercial and/or industrial facility. With 20+ years in the industry, Hansel has a deep understanding of the need for a product-neutral, brand-neutral and company-neutral advisor for businesses undertaking a lighting upgrade.

SPEAKERS

Dave Hurst, NextEnergyDave Hurst is director of market analysis at NextEnergy. His key responsibilities are to lead NextEnergy’s Energy Sector and Program teams in the understanding and development of various market segment intelligence. Prior to joining NextEnergy, Hurst was a principal research analyst at Navigant Research.

Ralph Huston, Consumers EnergyRalph Huston is an energy advisor at Consumers Energy. He has 20 years experience as a Licensed Builder, commercial and residential, and five years as a Municipal Project Manager, maintenance and construction division. Huston earned a Bachelor of Science Packaging Engineering at Michigan State University.

Odis Jones, Public Lighting AuthorityOdis Jones is the CEO of the Public Lighting Authority, a state-created authority with the mission to improve, modernize and maintain Detroit’s street lighting system. With over 20 years’ experience managing urban initiatives in cities across the U.S., the Detroit native returned home in 2013 to turn the lights on.

Roland Kibler, NextEnergyRoland Kibler is Chief Technologist at NextEnergy. He develops and manages programs in the areas of alternative energy generation, energy storage, and fuels. Kibler also handles technical and market assessments of alternative-energy concepts to support the development of emerging alternative-energy companies and technologies.

Robert Magryta, Hometown Energy SaversRobert Magryta is an Energy Advisor with Franklin Energy assisting the implementation of the Hometown Energy Savers Program with the Lansing Board of Water & Light. The program relates to the Public Act 295. Magryta also has 15 years in commercial and industrial sales as a lighting representative for Acuity Brands.

SPEAKERS

Ray Moore, Lansing Board of Water & LightRay Moore has a BS in Electrical Engineering from Michigan Technological University. After spending the first 12 years of his career in manufacturing, he transitioned to the utility industry. Since joining the LBWL he has progressed through Project Engineering, System Integrity, and is now the Manager of Customer Projects.

Bob Niemiec, TwistHDMBob Niemiec is the managing partner for Twisthink and TwistHDM. Launched in 2001, Twisthink enables firms to grow by being a catalyst for the acceleration of both business and product innovation. TwistHDM, launched in 2008, has been focused on the commercialization of LimeLight, a product that delivers both energy savings and improved safety for its customers.

David Norwood, City of DearbornDavid Norwood has worked with the city since 1992 in the Legal Department, Mayor’s Office and Director of the Department of Building & Safety. Since July 2009, Norwood has been the Sustainability Coordinator for the City of Dearborn. His primary responsibilities are to develop and implement the city’s sustainability plan.

Josh Patton, Ascentium CapitalJosh Patton specializes in creating and servicing energy efficient financing programs with manufacturers, distributors, contractors, and utility companies in the green energy space. As the lender for the Michigan Saves Business Energy Financing Program, Patton has financed over $10,000,000 for small/medium businesses and non-profits over the last 18 months.

Dan Radomski, NextEnergyDan Radomski is Vice President, Industry and Venture Development, at NextEnergy. Radomski’s key responsibilities are to oversee the development, delivery and revenue generation of NextEnergy’s value chain analysis and supplier diversification services to suppliers, ventures, and OEMs operating in relevant advanced energy sectors in the state of Michigan.

SPEAKERS

Ken Randazzo, DTE EnergyKen Randazzo is Manager of Energy Optimization Business Programs and Energy Partnership & Services. As manager of Energy Optimization, he manages all aspects of DTE Energy’s electric and gas energy efficiency business programs. During his career, he has held engineering and management positions in generation engineering, fossil generation, technical support groups in marketing and sales, and program management.

Jean Redfield, NextEnergyJean Redfield is President & CEO at NextEnergy. Her experience includes multiple leadership roles at DTE Energy as well as consulting roles at McKinsey and Company. Her work has primarily involved strategy development, leading major change initiatives and supporting companies as they transform through major dislocations in their respective industries.

Paul Savage, Nextek Power SystemsPaul Savage is the CEO of Nextek Power Systems, and the co-founder and current Chairman of the Emerge Alliance, the first global effort to establish DC power standards. He’s on the Board of Directors of Winrock International, and an Advisory Board Member of the American Carbon Registry, and The Renewable Energy & Energy Efficiency Partnership.

Dave Simon, TOGGLEDDave Simon has over 30 years of design, development, and manufacturing experience across diverse industries and technologies. He has headed TOGGLED, Altair’s LED lighting subsidiary, since its founding in 2007. He holds a BS in Aerospace Engineering from the University of Michigan, and an MS in Management from Walsh College.

Brian Tell, SolartonicBrian Tell is responsible for business development activities and supply-chain management at Solartonic. He has over 20 years experience in business development and market research, including eight years advancing innovative solar and lighting products. Prior to Solartonic, he was CEO of ShadePlex LLC, maker of solar-enabled architectural fabrics.

SPEAKERS

Mary Templeton, Michigan SavesMary Templeton is a Program Director with Public Sector Consultants and the executive director of Michigan Saves, a nonprofit organization that provides financing solutions for energy improvements. Templeton designs financing programs; oversees organizational governance issues, operations, fundraising, marketing, human resource, technology, and is responsible for fiscal management of the organization.

Steve Truebner, Philips LightingSteve Truebner manages the Public Sector Solutions business for Philips Lighting in the Central United States. He has over 18 years of experience working with – and in – the public sector, across 26 states. For the last eight years he has focused on the strategic development of public-private partnerships with cities, states and universities.

David Wieme, Total SportsThe former director of strategic communications for the Detroit Pistons (2001-10), David Wieme brings more than 25 years of experience in marketing, specifically for sports teams and organizations. At Total Sports, Wieme is the coordinator of marketing programs, director of sponsorship programs and “brand cop” for all locations and departments.

Brienne Willcock, IlluminartBrienne Willcock is a lighting designer at Illuminart. She specializes in navigating aspects of LED Specification; including product research, comparison and evaluation, as well as integrating new standards for LED specification integrity. She is President of the Illuminating Engineering Society in Detroit, Lighting Certified, and awarded as an honorary affiliate of AIA.

Sean Williams, Efficiency UnitedSean Williams is an adept C&I Senior Program Manager with a broad engineering background who leads an experienced energy efficiency program design and implementation team. He plans, directs, and coordinates activities of designated programs to ensure that program goals are accomplished within the prescribed time frame of funding.

Full Spectrum Sponsors

DTE Energy is committed to providing energy efficiency education and programs to help our customers save energy and money. Learn more at:dteenergy.com/savenow

Consumers Energy is Michigan’s largest electric and natural gas utility, providing service to more than 6.6 million of the state’s 10 million residents.

Infrared Sponsors

The National Electrical Contractors Association (NECA) of Southeastern Michigan represents over 180 signatory electrical contractors who provide outstanding services in all electrical and energy efficiency market sectors utilizing the highly skilled workforce of IBEW Local 58.

IBEW Local 58 represents over 4,500 professional electricians throughout Southeast Michigan. Known for high levels of skill and productivity, the members of Local 58 bring quality and efficiency to each and every job.

Media Sponsor

dBusiness fills the need for thoughtful, engaging, in-depth content that is a “must read” for business executives who are looking for useful information and ideas to help them unlock their potential, manage and grow their business, and stay on top of regional business issues and trends.

Break Sponsor

Efficiency UNITED consists of 20 Michigan energy providers offering energy conservation and optimization services to residential, commercial and industrial customers. Visit efficiencyunited.com to learn more!

Lunch Sponsor

The Lansing Board of Water & Light is a municipally owned public utility. Our roots go back to 1885, when Lansing citizens approved a $100,000 bond issue to build a water system to provide for drinking water and fire protection. Electricity was added to our list of utility services in 1892, and steam heat in 1919. Owned and operated by hometown people, the LBWL has grown to become the third largest electric utility in the state, the largest municipally owned utility in Michigan and a major employer in the Lansing area.

THANK YOU TO OUR SPONSORS

ArborlightArborlight® offers the appeal of a skylight with the convenience of a fixture. Real-time, local daylight quality illumination creates a sense of time and connectivity to the outside world.

Aurora Circuits, Inc.Aurora Circuits is a UL recognized fabricator of rigid and bendable metal clad printed circuit boards. Product is manufactured in Aurora, IL USA. ISO certified with automotive compliance.

BlueColt LightingBluecolt® can design, manufacture, deliver, install your lighting solution, and help you get eligible energy rebates and incentives. Bluecolt® is committed to enhancing your energy-efficiency, productivity, and profitability.

BoschThe Bosch Group is a leading global supplier of technology and services. The Bosch Group’s strategic objective is to create solutions for a connected life.

Bratic EnterprisesBratic is a full service provider of LED lighting for interior and exterior commercial, industrial & retail application. We audit, sell, install, finance and offer local & federal incentive support.

Cleanlites Recycling, IncCleanlites is a dedicated industrial, municipal, and business recycling company. Our services help businesses maintain corporate sustainability and manage waste streams and product life-cycles. Recycling facilities located in MI, MN, OH & SC.

Consumers EnergyThe Consumers Energy Business Energy Efficiency Programs are a comprehensive suite of energy efficiency programs created to assist commercial and industrial businesses increase their energy optimization, lower energy usage, and lower cost of operation.

EXHIBITORS

DTE EnergyThe DTE Energy Efficiency Program for Business offers a comprehensive set of incentives for both electric and natural gas users, helping to promote investment in energy efficient technologies and to save energy and money — today and into the future.

EarthTronicsEarthTronics is dedicated to developing innovative energy efficient lighting products that provide a positive economic and environmental impact for our customers.

EBW ElectronicsEBW Electronics specializes in the design and manufacturing of printed circuit board assemblies. Our team takes pride in consistently delivering you quality electrical components and assemblies on time.

Efficiency UNITEDEfficiency UNITED consists of 18 Michigan energy providers offering energy conservation and optimization services, committed to educating our residential and commercial customers about energy efficiency and offering cost-effective solutions and rebates for reducing energy use.

Electro-MaticElectro-Matic Modular LED Lighting products, designed for limitless configurations to ensure maximum lighting efficiency, reduce energy consumption and maintenance costs for roadway, parking lot, canopy and industrial high bay applications.

Everlast LightingEverLast® Lighting, Inc. is a sister company of Full Spectrum Solutions, Inc. and has quickly grown into the leading manufacturer of energy-efficient LED and Induction lighting solutions.

Expert Lighting GroupIndependent lighting consultation and auditing company offering product neutral recommendations to maximize energy savings and utility incentives.

EXHIBITORS

GraybarGraybar is a Fortune 500 wholesale distributor for electrical and com/data products, with locations throughout the U.S. and Canada. Local branches provide a dedicated sales staff for strategic markets, and can assist with utility rebate programs.

Infinite Energy SolutionsInfinite Energy Solutions is a LED wholesaler specializing in tubes, panels and screw-ins. We are based out of Orion, MI and ships worldwide.

InnotecHeadquarted in Zeeland, MI with manufacturing facilities in Zeeland, Mexico, Hungary and China, Innotec provides innovative solutions in the automotive, furniture and commercial lighting markets.

Kirlin LightingThe Kirlin Company is a specification grade commercial and medical lighting manufacturer, specializing in high performance, sustainable lighting for LED, CFL, induction, TH/incandescent and HID sources.

Lansing Board of Water & LightThe Lansing Board of Water & Light is a municipally owned public utility in Michigan, operated by hometown people. The LBWL has grown to become the third largest electric utility in the state.

LumenflowLumenflow is a Michigan-based company that offers services in Optical Modeling Design and Engineering, Prototype Development, Assembly and Manufacturing, Testing and Product Qualification, and Laser Qualification.

LumeconLumecon has been a Michigan manufacturer of outdoor LED luminaires for nearly a decade, and offer an industry leading warranty and surge suppression.

LumenilaireWorld class wireless lighting controls. We develop wireless systems for controlling your lighting system using smart devices.

EXHIBITORS

LumericaLumerica, America’s LED lighting solutions company, manufactures commercial and industrial LED lighting, and has partnerships with other manufacturers to complete full LED lighting solutions for facilities.

Michigan Energy Efficiency Contractors AssociationThe Michigan Energy Efficiency Contractors Association (MEECA) is a trade association representing energy efficiency contractors.

Michigan Lighting SystemsMichigan Lighting Systems are sales agents for LED lighting manufacturers such as Hubbell and Cree. We cover all of Michigan and the northern part of Ohio.

Michigan SavesMichigan Saves is a nonprofit dedicated to making energy improvements easier for Michigan energy consumers. Our current portfolio includes programs for residential, commercial, multifamily, and municipal customers, supporting energy efficiency, geothermal, and solar PV projects.

Nextek Power SystemsNextek Power Systems is an international leader in the development, design and implementation of highly efficient DC powered lighting and power systems.

Saturn Electronics Top 5 LED domestic PCB manufacturing, specializing in manufacturing of printed circuit boards - prototype thru production, which include copper clad, fine line/spacing, controlled impedance, flexible, mulitlayer, via in pad, blind/buried vias and open vias.

Sigma LuminousSigma Luminous specializes in converting high wattage light bulbs to energy efficient LED with new fixtures and retrofits.

TOGGLEDTOGGLED is a Michigan based company focused on the production of fixtures and mercury-free, energy efficient LED tubes--designed to work in standard T8 and T12 fluorescent tube fixtures.

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Your Business MattersWe’re dedicated to growing Michigan-based companies and shining a light on energy efficiency programs and rebates to help businesses save energy and save money.Save more when you select lighting and other products made in Michigan.

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