- In April 2025, Signify (formerly Philips Lighting) introduced its new range of Smart Solar LED Street Lights in North America. The product line combines high efficiency LED modules with intelligent controls and solar power integration, designed for sustainable urban infrastructure and energy-saving initiatives. The lights feature remote monitoring, adaptive brightness controls, and durable weather resistant casings, targeting municipalities focused on reducing carbon footprints and operational costs. This launch directly addresses rising urbanization and government initiatives promoting smart cities and clean energy adoption.
- In March 2025, Acuity Brands announced the acquisition of Archipelago Lighting, a California-based manufacturer known for innovative commercial and industrial LED solutions. This acquisition strengthens Acuity's position in the outdoor LED segment, enabling it to broaden its product offerings for parking lots, street lighting, and large outdoor venues. Archipelago's established distribution channels and strong presence in the western U.S. are expected to enhance Acuity’s geographic reach and market share. The move aligns with Acuity’s strategy of combining innovation with sustainability in outdoor lighting systems.
- In February 2025, Cree Lighting launched its new AI-powered adaptive LED outdoor lighting system designed for public parks and campuses. The system utilizes sensors and AI algorithms to adjust brightness levels in real-time based on pedestrian movement, ambient light, and weather conditions. This innovation enhances public safety, extends product life, and reduces energy usage by up to 40%. The solution positions Cree as a front-runner in intelligent lighting, responding to increasing demand for smart and connected outdoor environments in North America.
- In January 2025, GE Current entered into a partnership with Ameresco, a leading clean tech integrator, to implement large-scale municipal outdoor LED lighting projects across North America. The collaboration focuses on providing turnkey solutions that include energy audits, lighting design, installation, and long-term maintenance. Targeted cities include those in New York, Texas, and California with aggressive energy efficiency goals. The partnership is aimed at accelerating LED adoption and helping municipalities transition to sustainable, cost-efficient outdoor lighting infrastructures.
- In December 2024, Hubbell Lighting announced a strategic distribution agreement with Rexel Canada to expand the availability of its outdoor LED products across Canadian provinces. The partnership will include the distribution of commercial-grade LED area lights, floodlights, and pathway lighting products. This move is intended to meet growing demand in the Canadian market, driven by infrastructure upgrades and green building incentives. The expanded distribution enhances Hubbell’s competitive edge in the North American outdoor LED lighting segment by ensuring broader product accessibility and faster delivery times.
