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Updates about Energy Performance Contracting

EU-project Street Light - EPC offers tools and guidelines

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Cost and energy saving with LED indoor lighting

Tools, Best Practice examples and information for your successful lighting planning.

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Light + Building 2018

The world’s leading trade fair for lighting and building services technology. The next Light + Building will be held from 18 to 23 March 2018.

Frankfurt Main

LuxLive 2017

Europe’s biggest annual lighting event.

Excel Centre, London

Strategies in Light Europe 2017

Co-located with Lux Live, Strategies in Light Europe highlights cutting-edge solutions for advancing Europe’s lighting market, featuring an information-packed, state-of-the-art technical program devised and presented by an international line-up of lighting experts.

Excel Centre, London

Connected Lighting in Retail 2017

Join the smart lighting revolution in retail! Learn how connected lighting can interact with customers, how the best technologies to make it happen and how to become a player in this exciting emerging market.

Cavendish Centre, London

2018: New energy-efficiency regulations for buildings

New regulations in place for non-domestic rented property

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Moth behaviour disrupted by street lighting, may affect pollination

Street lighting reduces the number of moths at ground level and increases flight activity at the level of the lights, shows new research. Less pollen was transported by moths at lit sites in the UK study as a result of the disruptive effects on moth behaviour. The study highlights the need to consider both the direct and indirect ecological impacts of artificial light.

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Comparing life-cycle costs of road-lighting technologies

The economic costs of replacing energy inefficient high-pressure mercury (HPM) lamps, used in outdoor lighting, with more efficient alternatives have been explored in a recent study. High-pressure sodium (HPS) lamps would be more cost effective than light-emitting-diode (LED) technology, although the researchers say LEDs could become more economical in the future.

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