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The Lighting for Rail Conference 2014 took place yesterday. At the conference, Rail engineering consultant, David Burton, said: You wouldn’t do a...

German research has found that a darker setting can increase creative thought. A study was conducted by Anna Steidle of the University...

New legislation in Taiwan means that LEDs now must be more efficient at a minimum of 70 lumens per Watt (lm/w). The...

The first compact fluorescent lamp (CFL) recycling plant is about to be built in Nigeria. Go Green Nigeria and Technical Consumer Products...

For the opening of a new Ted Baker store in Glasgow, Philips helped with the design of the retail store. The lighting...

With more and more buildings opting for LED light bulbs, companies are looking for ways to develop upon these. A Californian company...

From Lunar, comes your own personal Yoga trainer – well sort of… Tera is a black circle mat fitted with pressure sensors...

In America, lighting accounts for approximately 23% of a hotel’s energy cost. In an attempt to cut electricity costs, Hubbell Lighting announced...

Philips has announced it will be merging it’s Lumileds LED components and automotive lighting divisions into a new separate business. The company...

Last Friday, GE Lighting announced they were releasing a new light bulb called Link. The new Link light bulb is GE’s cheaper...

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