Sustainable Lighting

The lighting industry is on a constant path of innovation to meet people’s demands & concerns and follow environmental regulations. This has resulted in the evolving role of lighting designers. They are no longer just creative leads. They also look into the technical aspects of lighting; right from controls and automation to human-centric lighting.

It is important to consider all the aspects of lighting and developing an integrated approach to curb the adverse effects of climate change. There are a variety of sustainability issues that intersect with architectural lighting. Technology is rapidly evolving, and it is becoming easier to reduce the amount of energy generated by lighting. LEDs are becoming increasingly efficacious. Installing quality outdoor lighting can cut energy use by 60–70 percent, cut carbon emissions and save billions of dollars. The global LED lighting market scale will reach USD 72.10 billion in 2022 (+11.7%YoY) and hit USD 93.47 billion in 2026.

Join us on the 14th of September 2022 to discuss on innovations in lighting industry that will accelerate sustainability. Lighting Designers, Architects, Developers, Engineers, and manufacturers will share their knowledge & expertise and the challenges they face in integrating design and sustainability. Regulators and policy makers will join the event to reiterate on the need to follow regulations and the legal challenges related to it. 

• Obtain new knowledge, share best practices, and collaborate for future opportunities to propel the deployment of Sustainable Lighting
• Discover how lighting affects humans, animals and plants and the need to develop sustainable lighting approach
• Understand how new lighting solutions are playing a key role in arresting Climate Change
• Know about the new regulatory framework and new visions in the Lighting Design industry
• Discuss on the evolving role of lighting design professionals
• Solution providers will share new pioneering use cases from projects in Sustainable Lighting
• Know about the sustainable use of lighting products with regards to manufacturing, operation & maintenance, disposal, and re-use