The British Council for Offices is urging building owners and property developers to scrap the practice of Cat A fit-outs,

In this special Circular Lighting Report video short, editor Ray Molony talks to sustainable lighting design pioneer Kevan Shaw, founder

IN WHAT’S believed to be an industry first, an exhibitor at a lighting industry trade show is asking visitors if

THE GROWTH of so-called Cat A+ office fit-outs is leading to a reduction in the number of newly-installed luminaires which

FAGERHULT has reformulated its popular Discovery luminaire, replacing much of its traditional plastics with materials based on renewable biological oils

A TEAM of scientists in Belgium is trying to create high quality bio plastics for the lighting industry. Researchers at

SIGNIFY has won a design award for its range of lamps 3D printed from discarded fishing nets. The ‘Coastal Breeze’

A LEADING insurance company has reused 1,400 luminaires in a refurbishment at its City of London headquarters. Standing 127m and

Kent-based FUTURE Designs is probably the UK biggest reconditioner of luminaires. Here Circular Lighting Report editor Ray Molony speaks to

A REUSE marketplace which matches donors and recipients of used construction products and materials is seeing an increased amount of

THE ZUMTOBEL Group of lighting companies has been exploring potato starch as a possible source of composable packaging. The company,

COMPLIANCE schemes for waste luminaires and lamps across Europe have called the European Commission to address the problem of vendors