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LightingEurope 2016 Annual Report Summary

Core Content

LightingEurope's 2016 Annual Report outlines the strategic direction and key achievements of the European lighting industry, emphasizing the transition from energy efficiency to a broader focus on societal value through Intelligent Lighting Systems, Circular Economy, Human Centric Lighting, and LEDification. The report highlights the organization's efforts in shaping EU policies, advancing technical standards, and promoting the benefits of lighting beyond mere energy savings.

Main Viewpoints

• Strategic Roadmap 2025: Launched in March 2016, this roadmap sets the direction for the European lighting industry, aiming to enhance the quality of life through advanced lighting systems.
• Policy Influence: LightingEurope actively engaged with EU institutions and regulatory bodies to influence key policies such as the Single Lighting Regulation, Ecodesign Workplan, and Green Public Procurement for street lighting.
• Human Centric Lighting (HCL): A major focus, with efforts to raise awareness, define terminology, and align industry stakeholders to promote lighting that supports well-being and productivity.
• Standardization: The organization joined the SMARRT Roundtable to foster dialogue between industry and EU Commission on standardization issues.
• Market Growth: The report emphasizes the growth potential of the lighting industry, including the expansion of smart lighting and the circular economy approach to reduce environmental impact and increase sustainability.

Key Information

Regulatory Developments

• ENER Lot 37 Study: LightingEurope contributed to this study, advocating for the inclusion of the Lighting System Design Process in CEN/TC 169.
• Ecodesign Workplan: Supported the EU Commission in developing a practical regulation for energy savings in lighting systems.
• Single Lighting Regulation: Worked to align the industry and influence the development of a unified regulation to replace the current three regulations.

Human Centric Lighting

• Position Papers: Developed two position papers on lighting quality and flicker/stroboscopic effects.
• SSL-erate Project: Led work packages on HCL and Dissemination, promoting awareness and practical implementation.
• Infographic and Virtual Tour: Created widely used materials to demonstrate HCL applications during Light+Building.

Market and Industry Insights

• European Lighting Market: People spend 90% of their time indoors, highlighting the importance of lighting quality and design.
• LED Retrofit Savings: From 60W incandescent to 6W LED, energy savings of 90% were projected in 2018 compared to 2009.
• Smart Lighting Market: Expected to reach 46.1 billion € by 2025, with 339 million units of street lighting expected to be LED-based by 2025.
• LED Fixture Market 2016: Valued at 9.6 billion €.
• Industry 2020: Projected to save 4.5% in productivity with HCL, and create 10,000 new jobs in the EU.

Organization and Team

• Leadership Transition: Diederik de Stoppelaar, Secretary General, will leave at the end of March 2016, and the report highlights the new team and structure for 2017.
• Executive Board 2016: Includes prominent figures from across Europe, such as Frank Hohn (OSRAM), Jan Dennemann (Philips Lighting), and Dietmar Zembrot (TRILUX Group), who contributed to the strategic direction and policy advocacy.

Financials

• 2016 Income: 1,216,006 €
  • Staffing costs: 398,719 €
  • External costs: 607,715 €
  • Working Groups, projects, and meetings: 180,376 €
• 2016 Cost: 1,186,811 €
  • Reserves: 29,195 €
• 2017 Income: 1,134,650 €
  • Staffing costs: 454,731 €
  • External costs: 435,043 €
  • Working Groups, projects, and meetings: 244,200 €
• 2017 Cost: 1,133,975 €
  • Reserves: 676 €

Summary of Key Achievements

Energy

• ENER Lot 37 Study: Contributed to the development of the study, which will be published soon by DG ENER.
• EPBD (Energy Performance of Buildings Directive): Published position paper to highlight lighting systems as a technical building system, and successfully influenced the revised EPBD to include system requirements for in-built lighting.
• GPP for Street Lighting: Provided key data and input to the VITO technical report and criteria proposal.

Environment

• Mercury/Minamata Regulation: Submitted position paper on the Commission's legislative proposal.
• WTO Environmental Goods Agreement: Advocated for the exclusion of LED luminaires from the agreement.

Circular Economy

• Strategic Partnerships: Established partnerships with relevant DGs and stakeholders.
• Sustainability Goals: Promoted reparability, upgradeability, serviceability, durability, and recycling to extend LED lighting usage and reduce environmental impact.

LEDification

• Single Lighting Regulation: Continued efforts to replace the current three regulations.
• Energy Use Requirements: Developed based on the ongoing ENER Lot 37 project.
• EPBD Amendments: Worked on updating the directive to align with LED advancements.

Factual Data

• LightingEurope Office:
  • Coffee: 2703 cups
  • Capsules: 929
  • Water: 803 litres
  • Tea bags: 412
  • Sandwiches: 4212
  • Cookies: 135
• Conference Calls: 135
• Face-to-Face Meetings Outside Brussels: 118
• Travel: 118 trips (Plane/Train)

Conclusion

LightingEurope's 2016 Annual Report underscores the organization's commitment to driving the European lighting industry forward through strategic initiatives, regulatory advocacy, and industry collaboration. The focus on Human Centric Lighting, LEDification, and Circular Economy reflects a shift towards creating lighting solutions that enhance well-being, productivity, and sustainability, positioning the industry as a key player in the evolving European market.