Signify has unveiled a prismatic-style high bay luminaire that’s 3D printed using either recycled or ‘bio-circular’ plastics. The Highlight –

The Everyman Cinema chain has become the latest company to reuse vintage lights rather than buy new. The luminaires, sourced

A private school in North Yorkshire has reused and reconditioned the luminaires in its auditorium rather than replacing them. Yarm

“Lighting designers need to get away from seeing a pretty light, making sure the photometrics work, putting it in the

The installation of two solar-powered exterior lights at a railway crossing in Cambridgeshire has eliminated the need for a copper

The luminaires at Brent Cross Shopping Centre in north London have been remanufactured rather than replaced. Trojan Lighting retrofitting the

NVC Lighting has announced that it has created 1,500 Environmental Product Declarations for its luminaires. The milestone is part of

Bakery chain Gail’s latest outlet in Southwark, south London features spotlights whose housing is 3D printed from biopolymer material. The

Manufacturers of luminaires should publish ‘like for like’ data that can be easily compared, say the trade body LightingEurope. Specifically,

Circular Lighting Report editor Ray Molony talks to Spark and Bell founder Emer Gillespie about the company, its sustainability ethos