Qatar is considering following other Gulf countries in banning incandescent lamps, according to reports. The Arabic daily paper Arrayah quoted Mohamed Saif Al-Kuwari, an official…
MAJOR END USERS of lighting have signed up to attend this month’s LuxLive 2020. They include Jaguar Land Rover, Network Rail, Facebook, Sainsbury’s, Tesla, Transport…
DOWNLIGHT specialist AlphaLED is to close its factory in Manchester, citing ‘economic uncertainty’ and axing many of its products. The company, owned by Canadian LED…
PRODUCT demonstrations will join the seminars, presentations, panel discussions and roundtables as part of next month’s LuxLive 2020 Digital Festival of Lighting. The ability to…
IS THE RETURN of replaceable light sources and control gear really the most sustainable route for luminaires? That’s the question lighting professionals are beginning to…
RECOLIGHT, the industry’s leading Waste Electrical and Electronic Equipment compliance scheme, has recycled a third of a billion lamps, it has announced. The organisation has…
THE MOST prestigious event in the industry’s calendar has been postponed until May 2021. The Lighting Design Awards – which celebrates the cream of international…
MAJOR lighting brands and organisations are backing next month’s LuxLive Digital Festival 2020, which opens for registrations this week. The event – an extensive online…
Helen Loomes on why a return to replaceable light modules could be a misstep for the industry. SCIENCE-BASED investigations should be the basis of our…
SIGNIFY has become the world’s first major lighting manufacturer to become carbon neutral. The Dutch giant, formerly Philips Lighting, has achieved carbon neutrality for all…
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