Something new for NAED member companies and tED magazine readers, we are proud to launch “electrifiED”, a brand-new website dedicated to informing you about the latest news, research, and information connected to the re-electrification of the United States.
The website will inform you of the multi-billion dollar opportunities electrification will provide you over the next several years. That includes exclusive research conducted by Erika TenEyck from NAED, opportunities for you to learn about best practices about electrification, news about electrification from the Associated Press, and the latest on electrification policy decisions out of Washington, D.C.
We will provide subscribers with two weekly e-newsletters to help you find the information you need to remain successful and in the know.
Meanwhile, as of today, we will be “turning out the lights” on lightED. This does not mean tED magazine is getting out of the business of covering lighting industry news. We have moved all of the “lightED” stories that we have covered over the past 7 years to tedmag.com, and we will continue to report on lighting industry news on that website. We are also continuing our relationship with Michael Colligan and Greg Ehrich with the Get A Grip On Lighting podcast. Their work will also move to tedmag.com, with one podcast a month appearing in tED magazine’s digital edition. We would like to thank all of the people at the Get A Grip On Lighting podcast for working with tED magazine on “lightED” for the past several years. In a world where all lighting news can be similar, the team at Get A Grip On Lighting provided tED magazine with something no one else could provide to readers. While some may not have appreciated the work Get A Grip On Lighting provided to tED magazine, they spoke about key issues and best practices that remain necessary in the lighting industry.
As is the case with all tED magazine efforts, we would appreciate your feedback on the new “electrifiED” website. You can contact tED magazine publisher Scott Costa by phone at 314-812-5311 or by email at scosta@naed.org.