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The operator of the venue for Circular Lighting Live 2026 has become London’s first conference and meeting organisation to become

Acrospire has launched what it terms an upgrade appraisal service to help local authorities keep existing luminaires rather than replace

Selux has expanded its circular lighting offer with a new range of retrofit kits designed to extend the life of

Circular Lighting Report editor Ray Molony talk to Miles Cantley, head of specification at Mount Lighting about Circle Construct, a

Nordlux has unveiled a linear LED pendant luminaire made from FSC-certified wood, continuing the brand’s exploration of natural materials in

US lighting brand Lucifer Lighting has unveiled a version of its best-selling downlight made from recycled marine plastic recovered from

iGuzzini has been awarded the EcoVadis Gold Medal for the fourth consecutive year, placing the Italian brand in the top 5 per cent of

Megaman has unveiled a LED retrofit tray which can be expanded to accommodate bulkheads of various sizes. The EasyFix D260

If we embrace it, sustainability can be a powerful driver of change in the lighting industry, says Xisca Domenge, product

Whitecroft is marketing its track-based Lyne luminaire system as a sustainable alternative to speculative commercial interiors. The company says the

London local authority Waltham Forest has reused and ungraded 500 street lighting lanterns with LED using retrofit kits rather than

An office development in Paddington, London, has made extensive use of reclaimed industrial luminaires. The Brunel Building opposite Paddington Station