
Belgium to remove ‘pointless’ street lights
A project in Wallonia in Belgium has begun removing and turning off what it terms ‘pointless’ street lights in a

A project in Wallonia in Belgium has begun removing and turning off what it terms ‘pointless’ street lights in a

Industry initiative Donate-A-Light has organised the donation of 78 LED luminaires to a hospice. Blythe House provides vital, free care

Megaman has ‘brought back the replaceable lamp’ in the form of LED modules that are exchangeable by end users. The

Challenger Lighting has unveiled a streamlined revitalisation initiative upgrading its luminaires using like-for-like components on site rather than seeing them go into the waste

A new downlight from Thorlux has scored the highest for circularity in its product class. The G3 Evo achieves 2.9

TRT Lighting has relaunched its Facet bulkhead as Facet Zero, a redesigned amenity luminaire with 50 per cent less metal

British Land has demonstrated a significant commitment to circular economy principles through the refurbishment of 30 Brock Street at Regent’s

Cucumber has introduced an innovative bamboo-based card designed to provide temporary lighting control for office environments The card, created primarily

The UK Net Zero Carbon Buildings Standard has been officially published. Version 1 of the science-led voluntary standard – which

Zumtobel has unveiled a remanufacturing service for five of its most popular luminaire ranges. The company said the move was

Architectural lighting brand has achieved a platinum EcoVadis rating for its commitment to sustainability, social responsibility and corporate ethics. EcoVadis

Architectural FX has announced that it has achieved independent TM66 certification for its three main ranges. Its flexible Neon LED