
How sustainability is changing the lighting designer’s role
“Lighting designers need to get away from seeing a pretty light, making sure the photometrics work, putting it in the
Your jargon-free guide to the latest developments in sustainable and circular lighting. Learn about the people, products, projects and processes that are shaping our industry’s low carbon future. Plus: explainers on the latest innovations, opinion from thought leaders and video interviews with leading disruptors. Edited by Ray Molony.
“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
Lighting and electrical equipment maker Schneider Electric has been named the World’s Most Sustainable Corporation 2025 by Corporate Knights and
UK lighting remanufacturer Trojan Lighting is expanding into continental Europe. The company has announced a new division based in in
President Donald Trump has signed an executive order which ‘safeguards the American people’s freedom to choose light bulbs’. The order,
A specialist materials cataloguer has earmarked the lighting at a London project for reuse. The pendants, downlights and other luminaires
A specialist materials cataloguer has earmarked the lighting at a London project for reuse. The pendants, downlights and other luminaires