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Circular Lighting Live 2025

Organisers unveil plans for Circular Lighting Live 2025

Recolight, the organiser of Circular Lighting Live, has unveiled its plans for the 2025 event. Next year the one-day conference and exhibition on sustainability in lighting will take place on Thursday 25 September at the new Minster Building Conference Centre in the City of London. It will...

The Mound lighting Edinburgh

Mitie reuses luminaires at The Mound

Mitie has reused the pendant structures at Lloyds Banking Group’s building The Mound in Edinburgh rather than replace them. The company had the current T5 fluorescent, dichroic and cold cathode sources upgraded by local firm Stoane Lighting to LED with wireless mesh controls added, reducing energy...

LEED standard

Latest version of LEED to focus on embodied carbon

Version 5 of the Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design (LEED) certification is set to focus heavily on embodied carbon for products including luminaires. The move by LEED, the most popular environmental metric for buildings in the world, will increase the pressure on manufacturers to supply...

LumiAdd Heilis

Downlights are made with plant polymers

A range of surface and pendant downlights printed from plant polymers has been unveiled by UK firm LumiAdd. The variants are an addition to the Heilis family of 3D printed, plant polymer luminaires. The series blends unique finishes, sustainable materials and flexible installation options. The lights come in...

FX Silence Glamox

Noise dampening luminaire is made from plastic bottles

Glamox has unveiled a noise-dampening luminaire with an external fibre coating made largely from recycled PET plastic bottles. The FX Silence suspended luminaires are aimed at transforming noisy open-plan workspaces and classrooms. The secret to their noise-dampening properties is a unique acoustic sandwich construction. The lights are made...

Zumtobel Tecton at Clipper Logistics

Zumtobel teams up with ABB to create DC ecosystems

Zumtobel has partnered with technology giant ABB to create electrical and lighting systems which run on direct current only. The agreement follows the introduction by Zumtobel in June of a direct current version of its best-selling Tecton continuous row lighting range. The two brands intend to develop...

Thorlux recycles paint powder coat

Thorlux recycles paint powder coating

Thorlux Lighting has begun recycling the powder coating at its factory in Redditch, Worcestershire. Launched in January this year, the programme has so far collected 150 bags of powder totalling over 3 tonnes. This recycled powder has now been used to spray nearly 63,000 components for luminaires. The...

Lamp factory Barcelona

Lamp cuts emissions by a third

Spanish luminaire manufacturer has reduced its scope 1 and 2 greenhouse gas emissions – its direct and energy-use emissions respectively – by 33 per cent, it has announced. This has prevented the equivalent of 74 tons of carbon dioxide from entering the atmosphere. The dramatic decrease, revealed in...

lululemon Oslo

Fashion retailer specifies 3D and bio spotlights

The fashion brand lululemon has used 3D-printed and bio plastic spotlights from UK manufacturer Shoplight at its latest outlet in Olso. Sustainability was said to be central to the brief to the interior designers, which specified the 3D printed high efficiency Nort GS and Steller Line. The...

Recolight hierarchy of lighting

Recolight creates ‘hierarchy’ graphic to aid decision making with lighting

Recolight has created a ‘hierarchy of lighting’ visual tool which it believes can help lighting professionals make informed decisions about the sustainable installation and replacement of luminaires. The inverted-triangle graphic, unveiled by the organisation’s CEO Nigel Harvey at its flagship Circular Lighting Live 2024 in London...

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