Recolight: Big brands are back for Circular Lighting Live 2024!
. Major lighting brands including Signify, Holophane, Glamox, ASD, Bell Lighting, Prime Light, Mymesh, Stoane Lighting, Light Projects Evolve, Trojan […]
Recolight & LIA: The Net Zero Conference 2024
The conference delivered a clear message: companies MUST adopt a holistic approach to Net Zero. . . Achieving Net Zero […]
How close can we get to Net Zero Carbon?
How realistic is it for the lighting industry to achieve Net Zero? Next week, we’ll be sitting down with Recolight […]
Recolight: Circular Lighting Live 2023 – a review
. This year’s Circular Lighting Live conference had a very different feel to it. Not because of the change in […]
Tridonic: seeing the opportunities in the fluorescent ban
. Two leading companies from across the lighting sector – Tridonic and Synergy Creativ – have joined forces to raise […]
Recolight: Circular Lighting Live 2023 INVITATION!
. Put yourself at the forefront of the sustainable lighting revolution . . The EU Green Deal umbrella, with its […]
Tamlite: talking about Remanufacturing – ep3
. I asked Dan Griffiths, Technical Manager at Tamlite, what he wanted to talk about and he was absolutely sure […]
Recolight: unveiling the programme for Circular Lighting Live 2023
The provisional programme for this September’s Circular Lighting Live 2023 conference and exhibition has been unveiled by the organisers, Recolight. […]
Recolight: celebrating three years of Circular Economy progress
Recolight applauds the lighting industry’s adoption of a circular economy . At a press and stakeholder association event Recolight CEO […]
A Recolight day out: exploring WEEE in Kent
I was invited by Recolight to visit SWEEEP Kuusakoski in Sittingbourne, Kent to see a WEEE recycling centre in action. […]
Recolight: Lighting workshops quantifying sustainable resilience
. A new series of workshops on how calculate circular and carbon metrics for lighting products has been announced by […]
Recolight: Remanufacturing and a designer’s (re)view
In a perfect world, everything we made would be able to be easily upgraded, reused, re purposed or recycled, but […]
