Circular Lighting Report’s Post

Any idea what’s the best environmental mark? Lighting brands are signing up to a bewildering array of environmental marks, including B Corp, EcoVadis, Planet Mark, Cradle to Cradle Products Innovation Institute and good old ISO14001. But which is best for genuinely assessing your sustainability? And which programmes resonate with customers and specifiers? These are the questions that the Lighting Industry Association (The LIA) and Recolight have set out to answer in next month’s Net Zero Lighting 2024 conference. Speaker Bob Bohannon, head of policy and sustainability at the LIA, will compare and contrast all the popular environmental accreditations. The one-day event – hosted by the LIA and Recolight – takes place on Thursday 2 May in London and will explore the practical steps that they can take to reduce the carbon emissions of all parts of their operations, The one-day conference and exhibition will bring together a range of experts from both the lighting industry and other sectors to advise on best practice in the journey to ‘net zero’. How can manufacturers tackle the responsibility of the carbon footprint they generate while making luminaires? What measures can help them reduce their impact on the climate? What are the priorities, the ‘quick wins’ and real challenges? How can we cut carbon, energy use and waste without compromising quality or customer service? These are some of the questions that the organisers are promising to answer.  • Read more: Link in the comments • The Circular Lighting Report is powered by Recolight

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