​​As you may know, we were honoured to present the results of the National Lighting Survey at the ILP Lighting Summit in June. I am delighted to drop you a quick note to let you know that we’ll be presenting a follow-on CPD seminar at Lightscene next week in Uttoxeter.

Next week’s presentation will discuss the role statistical data can play in supporting and furthering the role of lighting engineers within the public lighting sector. We will be touching on:

• Common questions since the publication of the National Lighting Survey;
• Barriers to data gathering and how they might be overcome;
• Key areas which could benefit from statistical evidence and the methodology behind potentially acquiring it.

Find out how Renault Trucks in Reading is leading the field in reducing lighting energy consumption, carbon emissions, and increasing safety and comfort for staff. This Lighting Journal features runs you through the details of the project and reveals the results of Renault Trucks' hard work.

Read the article online: crt.lighting/LJ-Renault

We're once again pleased to be exhibiting at the ILP's annual Lightscene event! Lightscene 2019 will be hosted at Uttoxeter Racecouse on the 17th of October.

This year's event is a particularly exciting one, as the key themes will cover the role of the local authority lighting engineer, a subject which is very close to our hearts here at CRT following the 2019 National Lighting Survey. For a full list of event themes and CPD topics, please visit the Institution of Lighting Professionals website here.

We'll be bringing fully accessible models of our lanterns with us for you to examine and handle, including our SLX range and the Kingswood Range of heritage housings. If you're not able to make it to Lightscene this year but would still like to have a conversation with one of our engineers or to handle our luminaires, please get in touch.

The Carbon Reduction Technology team will be available throughout the event on stand 20.

We are pleased to announce the official publication of the National Lighting Survey Report. Download your copy here.

The study was a collaborative effort between the Institution of Lighting Professionals and Carbon Reduction Technology, covering publicly controlled UK street lights. The study probes into the progress and potential in LED conversion, plus topical trends such as retrofitting, dimming and part-night regimes, and employment for lighting engineers within local government.

Find out more
Carbon Reduction Technology will be presenting on the results in a Paper at the annual Professional Lighting Summit (Wednesday 12th June, 2.30pm) and co-chairing a discussion workshop on Thursday 13th June (2.00pm).

To find out more, you can also read the Lighting Journal’s June feature article on the study or contact us at national.survey@carbonreductiontechnology.com with any questions.

As you may know, the official publication of the National Street Lighting Survey Report (2019) is coming very soon!
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To get a copy of the report emailed to you the moment it becomes available you can sign up to our mailing contact list below. You will also have the option to stay subscribed and receive further content and follow-on articles.

Find out about more survey-related CPD learning opportunities.

This year's Professional Lighting Summit promises to be an exciting and unforgettable event! The events team have once again put together an outstanding programme of ultra-relevant CPD presentations and workshops, alongside a trade hall full of the some of the best suppliers in the industry.

Carbon Reduction Technology will be available throughout the event on Stand 1. Read on to find out what we've got in store for you:

Carbon Reduction Technology are proud to have sponsored and supported the recent local authority street lighting survey. The opening day of the event also marks the official publication date of the study report! At the event, you'll be able to:

• Attend a paper reflecting on the study results presented by project coordinator Liz Hudson. The presentation will be given in the main hall on Wednesday 12th June at 2.30pm.
• Attend an interactive discussion workshop on the study results, chaired by Lighting Journal editor Nic Paton. The workshop will be hosted on Thursday 13th June at 2pm in the Blaydon/Gibbs Suite near the main conference room.
• View study infographics in the Summit's brand new display area
• Pick up a copy of the June Lighting Journal, which includes a five page survey results feature

​Liz will also be available on Stand 1 at limited times throughout the event for informal discussion. You can sign-up to receive your own copy of the study report upon publication here or download it free of charge when it becomes available.

As you may know, we recently released a new range of ornamental lanterns: The Kingswood Range. The line features a range of popular models which can be used to fill gaps in retrofit projects (where a minority of assets don't meet retrofitting standards) or installed as part of a full replacement project. 

​We'll be bringing working samples of some of our favourite models to the show for you to handle. We know lighting specialists and engineers like to get hands-on with products so every lantern will be fully accessible for external and internal inspection!

Manning the stand this year we have Sales Director Alan Robson and Sales & Engineering Manager Steve Allaway. Our team will also be attending the event dinner on Tuesday 12th. Talk to us about:

• Current or new orders
• The RFX2 streetlight and heritage retrofit gear tray
• The SLX line: SLX2, SLX3 and the new SLX-Mini
• The new Kingswood Range of ornamental lanterns 
• Our recent acquisition of the Waveguide light-injection product line

Feel free to drop by Stand 1 at any time during the event or we can also book you in for a personal appointment during or after the event. To arrange a personal appointment, please contact us at info@carbonreductiontechnology.com.

We look forward to seeing you in Newcastle on the 12th and 13th of June!

Carbon Reduction Technology (CRT) is pleased to announce our acquisition of the Waveguide product range, following the voluntary liquidation of Birmingham-based Waveguide Lighting Ltd.
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The LED-based lighting solution incorporates patented Waveguide light injection technology which uses the total internal reflection (TIR) principle. A single LED is used to illuminate an optically clear light chamber. A reflector is printed along the length of the chamber, causing light to disperse evenly along its length thus avoiding the glare associated with most LED lighting solutions. As there are no secondary optics or diffusers, energy saving is maximised.

William Robson, managing director of CRT, comments: "We have resold Waveguide products for some years as a solution for low bay and office installations. While the excellent energy efficiency of the Waveguide technology is important, it is the quality of the light output which is outstanding. The anti-glare quality of the technology is essential for lower situated luminaires.

“The new product range fits nicely into the Carbon Reduction Technology smart lighting strategy, complimenting the existing product range of commercial and street lighting systems.”

​All enquiries should be directed to info@carbonreductiontechnology.com or speak to a CRT engineer on 01422 833 578.

Carbon Reduction Technology is excited to announce the launch of our new line of heritage lanterns: the Kingswood Range.

The new product line features a selection of heritage and ornamental lanterns, including several of the most popular models supplied by public sector favourite Kingswood Lighting in the 1980s and 90s, manufactured by leading French company GHM. All lanterns in the range are fitted with our highly efficient RFX2 gear tray and are available from 2,200°K, presenting an ultra warm look and feel.

"Presentation is fundamental on heritage and ornamental lighting projects," comments CRT director Alan Robson. "Reproduction lanterns add drama and beauty to a scene in a way contemporary style luminaires just cannot match."

The models in the Kingswood Range are available for full replacement projects or as a partial replacement option for lanterns not meeting retrofitting criteria.

Please visit our reproduction heritage lighting page for more information or contact us at info@carbonreductiontechnology.com / 01422 833 578 to speak directly to a CRT lighting engineer.

Our brand new Service Centre brochure is now available online:

• To speak to a sales engineer or request a hard copy of the brochure, please contact us now
• View the brochure online
• Download the brochure as a PDF