(UK) – As clients both in the corporate and public sector warm to the concept of reconditioned lights to achieve both sustainability goals and cost savings, Recolight are hosting a conference that will take attendees through the opportunities and challenges of remanufacturing lighting.

The one-day event will take place at the Coin Street Conference Centre in London on 27 April from 10.30 – 16.00.

Aimed at manufacturers, suppliers, and specifiers, the presentations will give delegates insights to help drive their businesses forward and ensure that they stay at the forefront of the sustainable lighting revolution.

The CPD-approved event will give visitors the tools, insights and contacts to make a success of luminaire reconditioning and reuse. Throughout the day, attendees will learn how to sell the concept of reconditioned lights, develop best practice policies, comply with the applicable standards, set up a testing regime for reused luminaires and remanufacture fittings at scale. The gathering will also provide inspiration from real world projects that prove the success of remanufacturing.

Speaking of the event, Nigel Harvey, Recolight CEO, said: “Recolight operates as a not-for-profit Compliance Scheme. We are on a mission to recycle less lighting, but to reuse far more. All too often, recycling is the easy option – but frequently it does not produce the best environmental outcomes. We are committed to working with our partners throughout the lighting industry to move towards a sustainable Circular Economy model.”

www.remanufacturinglightingconference.com