Electrical Review’s editorial team spoke to Steve Davies, LIA’s CEO, on the organisations work with international groups to share expertise and improve technical knowledge in the industry “This is a pivotal time for British businesses as negotiations on Britain’s departure from the
An annual energy saving of around £20,000 is expected as a result of the extensive installation at the LIFE Academies Trust-operated school. In Central Bedfordshire, Biggleswade Academy accommodates children aged from 2 to 13. The technical team at the Academy, led by
Luceco has recently relit the public areas of the Al Jazira Club, a football club from Abu Dhabi in the United Arab Emirates, playing in the UAE Arabian Gulf League. Al Jazira Club was founded in 1974 through a merger between the
Heavy metal band Iron Maiden packed arenas attracting crowds with its spectacular Legacy of the Beast European tour. Helping to bring its richly-designed stage show to life was entertainment lighting from Signify.
Nearly two thirds of UK consumers have not heard of the ‘halogen lamp ban’ With the sixth stage of the ErP Regulation (EC) 244/2009 coming into force on 1 September 2018, prohibiting certain inefficient non-directional Halogen lamps on the market, LEDVANCE conducted
Bsria will be launching a three day industry course: Disability Access Legislation & Surveys to ensure compliance with the DAA (Disability Access Audit). The audit is evaluation of a building or service and its accessibility to disabled people.
eLight Group Holdings has acquired a UK-based LED Light as a Service (LaaS) company which has been in operation since 2014. Now re-branded as eLight Works, the LaaS company previously registered as Energy Works had revenues of £3.5m in 2017 and completed
Recolight CEO, Nigel Harvey, has been invited to present at a meeting of the All Party Sustainable Resource Group. The meeting takes place on 19 July at the House of Commons. The discussions will feed into UK strategy on Extended Producer Responsibility
UK giant Tamlite Lighting has renewed its British Approvals for Fire Equipment (BAFE) certification for the design of emergency lighting systems, following what the company has described a ‘robust and intensive audit process’.
Lighting has a profound effect on the human body and affects how we all feel and function; adjusting light intensity can create energising, relaxing and productive lighting modes. This promotes feelings of well-being and even increases productivity for people who spend large
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