Obfuscation about the long-term performance of solid-state lighting threatens the market
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14 May 2012
It makes more sense to invest in a lighting upgrade than it does to play the stock market, says Runi Marki
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14 May 2012
Lighting buyers certainly don’t lack choice. That much was clear from the sheer scale of April’s Light + Building exhibition
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18 April 2012
This is my first post as editor of Lux, as Ray Molony moves to our new international sister title Lux Review. And in the short period I’ve so far spent in the world of lighting, there’s one thing almost everybody I’ve spoken to has said: this is a time of huge change.
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16 April 2012
There’s a revolution going on in lighting. And like all revolutions, it’s getting rid of the old order and bringing in the new.
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02 April 2012
Poor quality lighting products undermine customer confidence and the credibility of new lighting technologies. What can the industry do to tackle the problem?
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30 March 2012
Any move to axe red tape has to be welcome, right?
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09 March 2012
Jill Entwistle thinks it is impossible for the general public to form a balanced opinion on Brussels’ attempts to ban inefficient halogen lamps when the press does such a bad job reporting the issue
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09 March 2012
Standards are a good thing, but users must be aware of the ruses that more unscrupulous manufacturers will employ to ensure their products appear to comply, says Gordon Routledge
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09 March 2012
The Eurocrats must know the drill by now, says Ray Molony, Lux editor
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When an infant school needed practical and flexible lighting, design practice Light Bureau came up with all the right answers, as Sarah Kingsford discovers
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