A new partnership between Wire-Free LED and Ellumiglow.com brings to market the most exciting Club Lighting technology in 2012. This new product can save companies time, money and completely revolutionize the way most event companies do business. By breaking free of current wired technology, it frees up countless hours of tedious set-up and take-down time.

With this new technology, now stage lighting can be installed in literally seconds. High quality, wireless, long-lasting, versatile lighting fixtures have finally arrived.

New Wire-Free LED Par Can technology uses high output LED RGB, RGBA, and RGBW, TruWhite lighting fixtures to provide exceptional lighting quality, combined with simplicity. Capable of producing nearly every color in the spectrum, these Club Lights come with over 100 beautiful preset colors, and even produce TRUE White. Wire-Free LED Par Cans can be controlled with a smart color remote, by DMX, manually, or even with an iPhone.

High output Wire-Free LED Lights put out the same output as a typical par 56, but are rated for use for 80,000 to 100,000 hours. These high output bulbs last so long, if they were on for 24 hours a day, they wouldn’t need replacing for over 11 years. Versatility is another key element in the Wire-Free LED lineup, as all fixtures can be mounted on trussing, placed on the floor or table, and even mounted to the wall or ceiling in seconds.

Assembled in the USA, new high-quality DJ Lighting fixtures are starting to show up in elite nightclubs, and quickly becoming a necessity among event lighting companies. With high performance lead acid internal batteries, these fixtures stay lit for 6-12 hours without the need of any cables.

When finished, the lights are placed neatly back into the charging flight case and can be charged together as a group. Charging Flight Case is durable for a life on the road and keeps the Wire-Free LEDs charged, safe and ready for their next event.

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Semiconductor Equipment and Materials International (SEMI) released a statement regarding SolarWorld’s trade petition and its potential impact on the U.S. solar industry. SEMI, the global industry association serving the manufacturing supply chain for the micro- and nano-electronics industries, including semiconductors, photovoltaics (PV), LED, flat panel display and other industries, represents a broad range of U.S. solar industry leaders.

The statement expressed concern about the trade dispute’s potential impact on U.S. solar industry growth and jobs: “This case could lead to significant price increases that could have a significant deleterious impact on SEMI members, many of whom are upstream providers of high value- added equipment and materials.

It will also impact downstream service providers, such as installers, where a majority of solar industry jobs are concentrated.” In addition, the SEMI statement noted that “Global trade policies serve a fundamentally important function in the photovoltaic industry since many companies throughout the supply chain are highly dependent on exports and work with a range of customers around the world.”

According to the U.S. Solar Energy Industry Association, the U.S. is a net exporter of solar products toChina by more than US$200 million dollars and to the world by nearly US$2 billion. A U.S.-China solar trade war could obstruct global solar trade and negatively impact many U.S. exporters of solar products.

Given the potential harm of the trade conflict, SEMI encourages the process to proceed on a “factual basis” and for companies involved to reach a “mutually acceptable accord that will serve the legitimate interest of all parties.”

In addition to clean electricity, the solar industry has generated thousands of new jobs across the U.S. According to The Solar Foundation’s 2011 National Solar Jobs Census Report, the solar industry represents 100,237 jobs, as of August 2011. Solar employers plan to increase their workforce by 24% next year, creating 24,000 net new jobs, a significant bright spot in the U.S. economy.

“Global solar industry competition drives down cost and creates thousands of American jobs. Political instability and protectionism do not,” said Jigar Shah, co-founder and Chairman of CASE and founder of SunEdison. “Further price declines driven by intense competition will only grow more new jobs throughout the solar value chain — especially in the U.S.

The solar industry’s rapid cost reduction curve, unprecedented in the history of energy technology, remains its primary source of credibility in the U.S. and globally.

We must not put that at risk.” The Coalition for Affordable Solar Energy (CASE), formed one week ago, represents more than 25 leading U.S. solar companies that employ more than 9,000 professionals in the U.S. solar industry, or roughly 9% of the industry’s total workforce, and is quickly growing.

The Coalition is committed to building a domestic solar industry, promoting innovation, and making solar an affordable option for all Americans. ”Let’s put an end to this. There are no winners in a trade war.  Every day we fight amongst ourselves, we lose credibility. The only people slapping hands right now are solar industry critics,” added Shah.

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