
St Thomas’ Hospital reuses lights and adds intelligence in major upgrade
The NHS Trust responsible for St Thomas’ Hospital in London has reused and upgraded luminaires on the site. Trojan Lighting
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The NHS Trust responsible for St Thomas’ Hospital in London has reused and upgraded luminaires on the site. Trojan Lighting
Recolight has unveiled an environmental data service for lighting manufacturers to help them create Life Cycle Assessments and Environmental Product
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Trojan Lighting has announced that it has introduced plastic-free packaging across its entire product range. The St Helens-based company – a
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A school in the English West Midlands has achieved lighting power efficiency of 97 per cent by using a direct-current
Erco has unveiled a guide to help specifiers and lighting designers read Environmental Product Declarations. EPD are a standardised and
Egg Lighting has remanufactured the luminaires at Kelvingrove Bandstand in Scotland in a project which has saved 600 kilograms of
Halogen-based luminaires have been reused in the lighting of the King’s Gallery at the Palace of Holyroodhouse, Edinburgh. Originally opened