INTRODUCING OUR NEW LOOK

NALMCO's always been on the forefront of lighting management - and now we're introducing a logo and tagline that deomonstrate our commitment to high standards and innovation in our industry.  Want to lear more about our new look?

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"Education is a key element to staying ahead of the curve, and NALMCO paves the way for an increased foothold within the Lighting Industry. This Knowledge Center is designed to allow potential Certified Lighting Management Consultants (CLMC), as well as active CLMCs to increase their knowledge base with the latest industry information and resource."

The Knowledge Center is a NALMCO Member Benefit and available to CLMC Candidates for a limited time.
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Read the Hewlett Foundation report "California’s Secret Energy Surplus: The Potential for Energy Efficiency” Prepared by XENERGY Inc. September 23, 2002. This study perfectly articulates the case for more aggressive energy efficiency incentive policy.

 
Certifications

NALMCO^® offers three nationally recognized certifications which identify professionals who demonstrate a high degree of competence and knowledge. Education tells you that your people are trained to perform their best while certification assures your customers that your people are thoroughly competent and professional.

* Certified Apprentice Lighting Technician (CALT^TM)
* Certified Senior Lighting Technician (CSLT^TM)
* Certified Lighting Management Consultant (CLMC^TM)

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Association Featured in Energy International Quarterly

NALMCO was featured in the Spring 2009 issue of Energy International Quarterly magazine.  Several NALMCO company members were also profiled.  Click here to read the article.

Evaluating the Efficiency of Light Fixtures by Craig DiLouie

Lighting management companies are often called upon to provide lighting upgrade services that involve lamp and ballast replacement, but in some cases, entire light fixtures must be replaced, and there is an opportunity to relight, rather than simply retrofit, the project. In this case, the lighting management consultant is placed in a position to evaluate and select light fixtures based on how they distribute light and how efficiently they can do so. This article provides several metrics for how light fixture efficiency is measured to aid these evaluations.

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