
Signify cuts 99.9% of plastic from Hue packaging
Signify has announced that it has removed 99.9 per cent of plastic from the packing of its hugely successful Philips Hue
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Signify has announced that it has removed 99.9 per cent of plastic from the packing of its hugely successful Philips Hue
The Science Based Targets initiative’s draft of its revised Corporate Net-Zero Standard marks an important step forward in aligning corporate
Fagerhult has announced that its extruded aluminium profiles for its high-volume product lines now contain 75 per cent recycled material.
The use of artificial intelligence is set to make the creation of environmental metrics such as life cycle assessments (LCAs)
A range of pendant lights made from a blend of paper pulp and cement has been unveiled by Rippl Lighting.
Industry experts are gathering to begin work on version one of the lighting circularity measure TM66. The technical memorandum, which
Wiltshire-based retail lighting specialist Prolight Design says that a solar panel installation on the roof of its factory in Devizes
Signify has launched Europe’s first LED tube made with recycled plastic. Some 40 per cent of the plastic in the
A fund of £1 million is on offer for ideas on how to minimise waste lighting and electrical equipment. The
Travel company TUI has upgraded its in-store lighting with sustainable 3D-printed pendants from Signify. The luminaires – made from recycled
A London-based biomanufacturer has unveiled pendants made from 100 per cent coffee chaff and orange peel. Biohm, which specialises in
Cree and Lumileds have teamed up to develop an LED lamp with the characteristics of high pressure sodium lamps. It