Today in Lighting — Wednesday, July 22, 2026
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Here are the stories making news.
LEDucation has released additional information about its leadership transitions, highlighting the accomplishments of outgoing volunteers Burt Grant and Wendy Kaplan, introducing the organization’s next generation of leaders, and detailing CONEXSYS’ expanded role in supporting the annual conference.
Adura’s Frigus LED modules were featured in two 2026 IESNYC Lumen Award-winning projects: the Museum of Modern Art Warsaw and Princeton University Art Museum. The recognition highlights the platform’s performance, reliability, and role in advanced architectural lighting applications.
A new Lighting Controls Podcast episode explores how DALI-2 is addressing past challenges in digital lighting controls. Martin Mercier of Cooper Lighting Solutions discusses interoperability, smart buildings, IoT, and the future of connected lighting systems. We link to the episode on EdisonReport.com.
Badlands National Park has earned International Dark Sky Park designation, recognizing its exceptional night skies and conservation efforts. The designation highlights the park’s commitment to reducing light pollution, protecting ecosystems, and expanding astronomy and visitor experiences. More on designinglighting.com.
Yesterday the Dow was up 385 points, NASDAQ was up 329. All of the lighting companies were up except Acuity, which dropped $0.75.