Booth 538 LED Living Technology offers a Designed and Manufactured in USA, cutting-edge LED product line for commercial applica- tions. Competitive prices, a ten year lim- ited warranty, and products with efficacy ratings among the highest on the market, LLT products are lighting the way in the green technology revolution. Product families include: retrofit kits for fluores- cent fixtures; garage, high bay, and IP67 luminaires. Find out why LLT is the only LED manufacturer that can match Image, Color, and Lumens.
Lucid 304 12th Street, Suite 3C Oakland, CA 94607 510-907-0400 x16
sales@luciddg.com www.luciddesigngroup.com Green Education Sponsor Founded in 2004, Lucid is a leader and innovator in providing information feedback technology to save energy and water in buildings. We pioneered the concept of real-time energy and water use feedback and reduction competi- tions with Building Dashboard and launched BuildingOS, the world’s first online operating system for buildings.
Lunera Lighting 2041 Mission College Blvd., Suite 130 Santa Clara, CA 95054 650-241-3875 x6025
marketing@lunera.com www.lunera.com Booth 427 Lunera is a technology leader in the LED lighting industry providing innova- tive products that are simple to install, reliable to operate, and valuable to own. We design, assemble, and market high performance commercial LED light fix- tures and lamps that obsolete traditional lighting technologies.
Marvin Windows & Doors, Integrity Windows & Doors 104 Industrial Court Galt, CA 95632 800-545-0367
emiller@bmdusa.com marvin.com,
integritywindows.com Booth 626 Integrity: Integrity Windows & Doors are made with Ultrex, a patented fiber- glass material that’s eight times more rigid than vinyl, AND as strong as steel. They’re low-maintenance, energy- efficient and made from sustainable resources. “Made in America” Marvin: Marvin Windows and Doors is an industry leader in product innova- tion, energy efficiency and progressive manufacturing techniques. Bringing you superior value through expert craftsman- ship, the highest quality materials, and an extraordinary level of service, only Marvin offers unmatched design flex- ibility with made-to-order windows and doors — and the industry’s most exten- sive selection of customization options, “Hand Crafted In America”
MaxLite 12 York Ave West Caldwell, NJ 07006 973-244-7300
dwyatt@maxlite.com www.maxlite.com Booth 409 MaxLite has been committed to provid- ing energy-efficient lighting products for the last 20-plus years. An ENERGY STAR® Partner of the Year in 2009, Max- Lite established the MaxLED® brand, an extensive line of indoor and outdoor lighting fixtures featuring innovative LED luminaires and lamps using the latest state-of-the-art LED technology.
MelRok 1300 S. Bristol Street
Santa Ana, CA 92704 855-635-7651 (MELROK1)
charlene@melrok.com www.melrok.com Booth 536 MelRok provides the world’s most advanced Energy M&V and Demand Management Platform. EnergiStream is a fully integrated information system that looks deeper than the smart meter and traditional energy management systems. It provides unmatched system simplic- ity and affordability, and unprecedented energy visibility, real time information, and savings.
Mitsubishi Electric Cooling & Heating 199 Technology Dr., Suite 110 Irvine, CA 92618 714-361-1270
mgallagher@hvac.mea.com www.mehvac.com Booth 215 Mitsubishi Electric Cooling and Heating is the leader in inverter driven, vari- able refrigerant flow HVAC systems for commercial and residential applications. Products include: Inverter driven mini split heat pumps, City Multi air, and water source variable refrigerant flow sys- tems, all with flexible controls options. Let us show you how Mitsubishi Electric products can help reduce your facilities energy costs without sacrificing comfort.
Motiv Power Systems 1165 Chess Drive, Suite E, Foster City, CA 94404 650-458-4804
sales@motivps.com www.motivps.com Booth 119 Welcome Reception Sponsor Motiv Power Systems designs and builds the Motiv electric Powertrain Con- trol System (ePCS) which enables the
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