Join Industry Leaders at the Net Zero Lighting 2025 Conference
Leading manufacturers in the lighting and electrical sectors are encouraged to participate in an upcoming conference focused on strategies to reduce carbon emissions. The much-anticipated Net Zero Lighting 2025 event is scheduled for Thursday, April 29, 2025.
This year’s conference will return to the Coin Street Conference Centre in London, promising to bring together top executives, sustainability advocates, and influential stakeholders from various domains within and outside the lighting industry. The objective is clear: to confront vital issues related to minimizing carbon footprints in lighting production.
The Urgency of Sustainable Practices in Manufacturing
With climate change action now more crucial than ever, it has become essential for lighting manufacturers to determine effective ways of lessening their ecological impact without compromising product excellence or customer satisfaction. The Net Zero Lighting 2025 event will delve into actionable techniques that can aid producers in reducing carbon emissions, lowering energy consumption, and eliminating waste—all while responding effectively to a market increasingly oriented towards sustainability.
Key Focus Areas
- The influence of public procurement policies on promoting sustainability within the lighting industry.
- Understanding carbon reduction benchmarks aligned with international climate objectives.
- Establishing targeted scientific goals and developing robust plans for carbon mitigation.
- Navigating certifications such as B Corp and EcoVadis as tools for competitive advantage.
- An examination of practical examples from pioneering firms like Beko and Triton Showers illustrating successful net-zero strategies.
The conference will be led by host Ray Molony, featuring insights from a diverse lineup of expert speakers who are shaping sustainable practices today. Attendees can expect a wealth of practical advice aimed at achieving noticeable environmental benefits quickly along with invaluable networking avenues conducive to fostering collaboration among industry peers seeking greener operational methodologies.
