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Cliffe Tribe Casambi

500th trip for lighting exec who lets train take the strain

A lighting industry executive who travels by public transport for sustainability reasons has just completed his 500th national trip by train. Despite the fact that Cliffe Tribe, UK specification sales manager for wireless controls brand Casambi, regularly criss-crosses the country visiting customers, he declined a company...

End Cat A lighting campaign

Campaign aims to stop waste lighting from Cat A fit outs

A campaign to stop waste lighting from Cat A fit outs has been launched. The pressure group – a lighting industry initiative – aims to highlight the continuing scrapping of new and nearly-new office luminaires at the start of tenancies and share information about sustainable alternatives. It...

self portrait bicester village

Womenswear brand specifies 3D and bio spotlights

The womenswear brand self-portrait has used 3D-printed and bio plastic spotlights at its latest outlet in Bicester Village. Sustainability was said to be central to the brief to interior designer and architectural practice IDL Group, which specified the 3D printed high efficiency Nort GS and Colt...

‘Find data on modules and drivers’ urge environmental experts

‘Find data on modules and drivers’ urge environmental experts

The lighting industry must urgently fill in the data gaps relating to luminaires’ environmental impact if it is to have useful and comparable information with which to base specifying decisions, says a study by three sustainability experts. A ‘key gap’ identified by the paper written by...

Stoane ZTA KIng's Award

Stoane celebrates double win in King’s Awards

Stoane Lighting is this week celebrating winning a King’s Award for Enterprise  and a King’s Award for Sustainable Development. In a statement, the Scottish manufacturer said it was ‘very proud’ of the double achievement. ‘Seeking acknowledgement for both Sustainable Development and for Innovation in the same...

Abu Dhabi first to target light spill

Abu Dhabi first to target light spill

Abu Dhabi has become one of the first cities in the Middle East to target light spill with pro-active management as part of its environmental legislation. Under a unique decree issued this week, interior lighting from private spaces including homes and businesses will be checked to...

How TM66 and 65 is kick-starting our journey to cut carbon

  The construction sector is increasingly focused on the issue of embodied carbon and circularity in manufacture. The lighting sector is arguably ahead of the curve. Here Dan Lister, incoming President of the CIBSE Society of Light and Lighting, explains the role that professional institutions can...

Pyrymyd_office visualisation by Duaviz

Ceiling lighting system is made from recycled material

Intra Lighting has unveiled a ceiling lighting and acoustic system which is based on acoustic panels, 60 per cent of which comprises recycled material. The Pyrymyd from Slovenia-based Intra is designed to reduce noise in office while providing a contemporary look with low-glare illumination. The grey version...

Begg Shoes

Retailer in LED-for-LED spotlight upgrade

A shoe retailer has upgraded its failing LED spotlights to the latest generation LEDs rather than replace them. Scottish chain Begg Shoes discovered that it was less costly and better for the environment to refurbish the gimbal-style luminaires rather than send them into the waste stream...

Stoane Lighting ZTA

Stoane Lighting wins King’s Award for sustainability

Edinburgh-based luminaire manufacturer Stoane Lighting has won two King’s Awards for Enterprise, one for its sustainable development and one for innovation. The Sustainable Development prize acknowledges the company’s ‘sustainable practices, leadership and commitment to driving positive change within the lighting industry’. The brand has long been an...

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