Circular Lighting Live 2026 | Sustainability in lighting: Understand YOUR responsibilities

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  Posted by: electime      14th September 2026

The programme for Circular Lighting Live 2026 brings together leading experts, innovators, and thought leaders from across the lighting and circular economy sectors. It is aimed at the whole lighting supply chain: specifiers, designers, architects, consulting engineers, wholesalers, end users, manufacturers, remanufacturers, distributors and contractors, all of which have a stake in the conversation.

Taking place on 8 October in London, the event will explore the practical steps the lighting industry needs to take, to accelerate the transition towards a circular economy. The programme includes keynote presentations, panel discussions, case studies and interactive sessions covering topics such as product design, remanufacturing, reuse, recycling, carbon literacy, and the latest policy and standards developments.

The event is sponsored by Light Projects Evolve (as headline sponsor) and Thorlux, Albis, Fagerhult, WAGO, Lumi Studio, and DRK Lighting Remedies.  Their support means that tickets are free for lighting specifiers.

Nigel Harvey, Chief Executive of Recolight said: “We are delighted that the list of lighting specifiers already registered to attend reads like a who’s who of leading lighting designers and end users. They include representatives from Aecom, Arup, Buro Happold, CBRE, Hoare Lea, Introba, Michael Grubb Studios, City of London, Max Fordham, Nulty, ORMS, Overbury, Atkins Realis, RD Group, Blackmoon, DPA, Circalume, and 18 degrees.”

Circular Lighting Live host Ray Molony added: “The circular economy is moving from aspiration to reality within the lighting sector. The programme for Circular Lighting Live reflects that momentum, bringing together some of the industry’s most knowledgeable and influential speakers. Attendees will gain practical insights, hear real-world success stories and have the opportunity to connect with others who are driving change. If your organisation is serious about sustainability and resource efficiency, this is an event not to be missed.”

Tickets are available at https://circularlighting.live/  with a limited number of free lighting designer tickets remaining.

Electrical Times is an official media partner of Circular Live 2026