Lux Awards 2012: the winners!
The lighting world's top manufacturers, boldest clients, coolest technologies and most awe-inspiring installations were honoured tonight at the Lux Awards 2012.
The lighting world's top manufacturers, boldest clients, coolest technologies and most awe-inspiring installations were honoured tonight at the Lux Awards 2012.
Philips is launching an internet-enabled lamp – the first of its kind from a major manufacturer – at LuxLive next week.
The market for LED halogen replacements is hotting up, with a number of lighting and electronics suppliers launching GU10 and MR16 replacements.
Ikea is planning to be the first home furnishing retailer to sell only LED lamps. The company will convert its whole lighting range in stores around the world to LED by 2016, while also retrofitting LEDs into more than a million of its own light fittings.
Osram has become the official lighting partner of Disneyland Paris in a five-year deal.
Judging for the Lux Awards is complete and the full shortlist can now be revealed.
The European Union has moved to tighten rules on the efficient use of energy – but the UK government has been accused of watering down the targets.
A survey of local authorities in England commissioned by the Labour Party has revealed that most Conservative-controlled county councils and unitary authorities are switching lights off for hours every night.
Osram and Samsung have settled all LED patent suits between them and are looking at working together to develop new LED products.
PhotonStar has announced a 50 per cent increase in revenue in the first half of the year, to £3.82 million.
Osram has laid the foundations of a new plant in Wuxi, China, where LED products will be assembled.
Pennie Varvarides discovers how lighting is controlled along what is now officially the world's longest automated rail system.