AUSTIN – FireFly LED Lighting, a Smart LED light bulb developer, is pleased to announce they have been selected to compete at the Clean Energy Venture Summit (CEVS) on Oct. 14 and 15 at the AT&T Conference Center. FireFly LED Lighting will be showcasing their LED lighting solutions on Oct. 15 at 9 a.m. CST.
FireFly has a full range of Smart LED light bulbs for direct replacement of incandescent and fluorescent bulbs. LEDs on the market now are low light output and fail early, which does not meet customer demands. FireFly’
About FireFly LED Lighting
FireFly LED Lighting provides energy saving lighting to commercial, retail, hospitality and residential users. Founded by Steve Barcik and Bill Kernion who are veterans of the start-up and high-tech space, FireFly lighting will reduce lighting costs for most users by 81 percent. With a lifetime up to 25 times longer than incandescent lamps FireFly lighting also reduces replacement costs. In some applications the lighting would last up to 30 years before replacement. FireFly lighting is also available with controls and sensor options creating a smart lighting and smart building network from the socket to the desktop. Smart lighting and controls from FireFly can be added to a building without expensive wiring retrofits. Based in Austin Texas and pursuing a made in USA goal, the team will be exhibiting their preproduction prototype during the CEVS event. Full production will be available shortly and orders for lighting and lighting solutions are being taken now. For more information, contact: steve@fireflyledlight.com
About the Clean Energy Venture Summit
The third annual Clean Energy Venture Summit (CEVS), “Bringing the Smart Grid to Life,” will bring together emerging clean energy technology companies, leading investors and a seven-member utility power panel on October 14 and 15. CEVS supports the Pecan Street Project, the most aggressive smart grid project in the nation. Distributed generation, renewable energy, demand management, transportation, storage and energy efficiency companies will compete for investor funding, attention from regional utilities and the title of “most promising early stage smart grid company.” Battery Ventures, Sevin Rosen Funds, DFJ Mercury, Applied Ventures, 21 Ventures, TXU Energy, Austin Energy, CenterPoint Energy, CPS Energy, Bluebonnet Electric and NREL are just some of this year’s participants. CEVS is the place to be for anyone serious about the smart grid. Learn more and register at http://www.budurl.com/
