When President George W. Bush brought in energy standards for light bulbs in 2007, nobody quite knew what would replace incandescent bulbs. LEDs couldn’t do it yet, so we all got those terrible ...

CLEVELAND, Ohio -- The end of the 2012 also marks the end of the 75-watt household light bulb. And the new year means that the days of the ubiquitous 60-watt bulb and less-loved 40-watter are also ...

South Carolina is close to pulling off a dramatic end-run around the federal government. If that state succeeds, the end result could have a serious impact on every U.S. manufacturing industry from ...

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India's manufacturing sector faces a stark reality when compared to China. On Sunday, an X user argued that the cost gap between the two nations is so wide it may never close. Citing the example of a ...

When Congress passed the Energy Independence and Security Act of 2007 (EISA), the incandescent bulb's days officially became numbered. The law mandated strict new energy standards for lighting ...