WEBINAR | Designing sustainable luminaires
To be truly sustainable, luminaires need to evolve into products which can be easily disassembled, repaired, upgraded and reused.
They also need to contain materials and processes with minimal environmental impact.
In this webinar, our speakers look at ways that luminaire designers can create innovative products with impactful Environmental Product Declarations and high TM66 and TM65.2 metrics.
FREE to join | Registration required
Slides will be shared with all who register, and a recording posted
Panelists
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Ray MolonyHead of content for Build Back Better AwardAn award-winning technical journalist and a highly experienced event organiser, chairperson, webinar host and public speaker.
Ray Molony is the editor of the Circular Lighting Report, a Recolight initiative to inform the market of developments in sustainability in the industry. He’s also head of content at the Build Back Better Awards, an initiative to celebrate and reward environmental leadership, innovation, creativity and social purpose in the built environment, and the editor of Designing Lighting Global, a magazine for designers. He was co-founder of Lux magazine and the LuxLive exhibition. He’s also the award-winning author of the acclaimed book, Light: Re-Interpreting Architecture (Rotovision, 2014) which was translated into many languages. He studied engineering at Dublin City University.
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Simon FisherFounder & Director of F MarkSimon Fisher is a renowned and multi-award-winning lighting product designer who has successfully delivered solutions for lighting OEMs all over the world. He is the Founder and Director of F Mark, a design consultancy specialising in the sustainable design, development and engineering of lighting products and associated systems.
Knowledge sharing and continuous development are core to Simon’s beliefs and he has participated in numerous webinars relating to product design, sustainability and the circular economy, subjects that he is very passionate about
In late 2021, Simon conceived what has become The Regen Initiative, a collective of companies with an aim to refurbish existing lighting over replacing with new, focussing on carbon and waste reduction by keeping existing lighting products in use for longer
Simon is a Fellow of the Society of Light and Lighting, is curator and presenter of the Recolight ‘Lighting Product Design for a Circular Economy’ and ‘Remanufacturing Lighting Products’ workshop programs
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