Circular Lighting Live 25 | Programme

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Choose from eight carefully curated sessions

each of which focus on a critical aspect of circularity in lighting

These sessions have been designed to ensure relevance across the full supply chain,
from designers to manufacturers to facility managers.

New formats include the Just One Thing’ micro presentations which will focus on inspirational stories of sustainability in action and a Moonshot Panel tasked with exploring ambitious ideas will be complemented by expert discussions, keynote speakers and explainers on legislation, certification and more. 

8:00 am to 9:00 am | Registration, coffee, and exhibition

Chair: Ray Molony, Editor, Circular Lighting Report

9.00am Welcome

12.45 SESSION 3 Q & A

Chair: Rachel Hoolahan,
associate director and sustainability lead, Orms

4.25pm SESSION 7 Q & A

Chair: Nigel Harvey, chief executive officer, Recolight 

Chair: Ray Molony,
editor, Circular Lighting Report

11.30am TM66 Update: What to expect in Version 1
TM66, which measures the circular performance of luminaire, has been in a preliminary ‘beta mode’ since its introduction since 2021. A full version is now being developed by Cibse’s Society of Light and Lighting with changes expected in materiality, language and its ability to be used in greenwash. Here TM66 co-author Kristina Allison, SLL President and Associate at WSP, updates on the development of Version 1.

11.45am EPDs: A user’s guide
What does an Environmental Product Declaration actually tell you? What does good look like? Here Recolight environmental metrics manager Max Robson walks us through the creation of an EPD using life cycle assessment methods to their use in practical specification.

12.00pm Just One Thing
Adrian Willis of Recolight unveils the organisation’s Used Luminaire Assessment Service

12.05pm LCA Update: The designers’ metric
The IALD and the GreenLight Alliance Life Cycle Assessment Incubator has produced findings on the impacts of production, use and disposal of five common architectural luminaires. Here Leela Shanker, founder of the industry study and Sustainability Director of WAP Sustainability’s Design Lab, shares key results from the Life Cycle Assessment report and how the design community can use information from the Environmental Product Declarations in specifications.

12.25 SESSION 4 Q & A

12.35 The Circular Lighting Live moonshot panel
Waste and low utilisation of luminaires is one of the biggest environmental challenges in lighting. Can we fix it in a way that creates value and margin for the industry? Our panel – which includes Paul Beale, principal of independent lighting design practice 18 Degrees, Hattie Emerson, sustainability consultant, Gilli Hobbs, Director and Co-founder at Reusefully, Adrianna Barr, senior lighting designer at WSP Chair of the ILP Architectural Lighting committee, and Nigel Harvey, CEO of Recolight – considers a range of ambitious, creative and disruptive ideas and approaches to accelerate the lighting industry’s transformation into the circular economy.

Chair: Ray Molony,
editor, Circular Lighting Report

4.45 Build Back Better Award ceremony
5.45 Drinks reception
7.00 Event close