Lightly Glow Direct

US firm unveils sustainable luminaire made from wood

American lighting manufacturer Lightly has followed up its acclaimed Butterfly luminaire with another ultra carbon conscious light, the Glow Direct. This suspended fixture is made primarily from wood and wool. Its housing and end caps contain no metal, plastic, or glass and are instead made from sustainably-harvested...

One Click LCA has announced that it has updated its software to comply with the latest standards from the Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors.

One Click LCA is updated to RICS spec

The environmental data specialist One Click LCA has announced that it has updated its software to comply with the latest standards from the Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors. It says its platform will now enable design professionals to align with the new RICS whole-life carbon assessment professional...

Whitecroft Lighting collaborated with technology specialists Prolojik at the West Coventry Academy

Coventry school achieves 97% efficiency with DC PoE power

A school in the English West Midlands has achieved lighting power efficiency of 97 per cent by using a direct-current Power-over-Ethernet connection for its lighting. Whitecroft Lighting collaborated with technology specialists Prolojik at the West Coventry Academy,  one of the first Net Zero Carbon (NZC) schools...

Erco EPD guide

How to read an EPD: guide is published

Erco has unveiled a guide to help specifiers and lighting designers read Environmental Product Declarations. EPD are a standardised and internationally recognised form of environmental labelling for products. EPDs provide detailed information about the environmental impact of a luminaire. They are focussing on resource consumption, energy consumption...

Kelvingrove bandstand lighting

Egg remanufactures lights at Kelvingrove bandstand

Egg Lighting has remanufactured the luminaires at Kelvingrove Bandstand in Scotland in a project which has saved 600 kilograms of embodied carbon. The historic venue required a sustainable solution that would preserve its aesthetics. With a busy schedule of events, it would a challenge to rapidly remove,...

Kings Gally, Holyroodhouse lighting

Luminaires are reused at Holyroodhouse

Halogen-based luminaires have been reused in the lighting of the King’s Gallery at the Palace of Holyroodhouse, Edinburgh. Originally opened in 2002 as The Queen's Gallery, EFLA Kevan Shaw Lighting Design was asked to re-design its original scheme to incorporate  LED technology and adapt the lighting...

Signify shredded material

Signify pilot recycles light shades

Signify has fully recycled its 3D-printed lamp shades into post-consumer recycled filament in a pilot project with specialist firm Polymaker. These filaments – which has been reformulated to compensate for the material degradation during use and recycling – were in turn used to create new shades. ‘Despite...

Tamlite Lighting says embrace remanufacturing

Embrace remanufacturing, says Tamlite

Tamlite Lighting says it is urging the lighting industry and the wider built environment sector to embrace remanufacturing as a step towards achieving net zero.  In a newly-published white paper, Tamlite explores how significant sustainability gains can be made throughout the supply chain by applying ‘This...

Signify sustainability strategy

Signify: We’re ahead of sustainability target

Signify has announced that it is ahead of schedule to achieve its 2025 target to reduce greenhouse gas emissions by 40 per cent compared to 2019. That’s double the pace required by the Paris Agreement. Earlier this year, the company announced that it had halved emissions since 2019,...

lighting at Bromley Town Hall by Nulty

Heritage lights are reused at town hall refurb

Heritage luminaires have been reconditioned and reused in a major refurbishment of Bromley town hall in Kent. The period fixtures, some installed in 1907 and others in 1939, have been upgraded to LED by heritage specialists Madson Black in a scheme by independent lighting design practice...

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