There is no doubt that the biggest and easily manageable energy source has been energy saving in these days when faced with the energy bottleneck. The efficient use of energy can provide very serious gains, especially in lighting, which has a 20-25% share in energy consumption worldwide. Implementing the right methods and equipment in projects that have been designed correctly, or restructuring existing projects in this context, is a strategy that can limit the increase in energy needs. This course includes information and methods that will help scientists and engineers who will work for the aforementioned purpose to draw a roadmap.

Photometric terms and laws, principles of light generation, lighting equipments, lighting automation, lighting projects, legislations on energy efficiency, cost and payback calculations in energy efficiency, energy efficiency in residential areas, government/office buildings, industry, road and urban lighting.