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Health and Light

The new president of the Society of Light and Lighting, John Aston, wants the lighting industry to promote awareness of links between...

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Philips lighting can help heal patients

Philips Lighting is the platinum sponsor of two leading conferences at the Hospital Build and Infrastructure Middle East Exhibition which takes place...

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Soraa releases a new line of LED Light Engines

The new LED engines by Soraa use 50% less power and have a higher centre-beam intensity (CBCP) than current LED fixtures. The...

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Samsung improves LED light bulbs

Samsung has improved the light quality of it’s LED light bulbs used in advanced lighting applications by making their CRi 90. These...

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New disposal system for light bulbs in Dubai

Lamps4U, a company in Dubai, are offering to safely dispose of CFL light bulbs, which contain a small amount of mercury. While...

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Rewards for Buildings that go with low-energy light bulbs

Melbourne, Australia, is offering owners’ corporations of city residential buildings up to $3,000 to swap to low-energy light bulbs and install solar...

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Battery-powered Emergency Lighting

Speciality lighting manufacturer Wireless Environment is using Lightfair International to launch the SwitchSense Bulb Adaptor that is a new approach to novelty...

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Irish Lighthouse goes LED

The Commissioners of Irish Lights (CIL) have input an LED light at Inisheer lighthouse last week. This lighthouse safeguards the considerable traffic...

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Philips to light up the World Cup

Philips are lighting 9 of the 12 stadiums in Brazil the World Cup using ArenaVision LED. More than 3.2 billion people watched...

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Debate over Government energy policy

In an interview with The Times Lord Lawson, of Blaby of the House of Lords’ Economic Affairs, criticised the governments energy policy....

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