Lumega starts EPD reporting
Copenhagen, Denmark - Lumega, a leading European manufacturer of innovative lighting solutions, is set to launch its first Environmental Product Declaration (EPD). This groundbreaking step emphasizes the company's dedication to sustainability and marks the company as a serious player in the lighting industry.
What is EPD and why is it important?
An Environmental Product Declaration (EPD) is an internationally standardized report that details the environmental impact of a product throughout its life cycle. This transparency is essential for customers looking for sustainable solutions and for companies that need to meet stringent environmental requirements.
Although EPDs are on the rise across industries, few lighting manufacturers have adopted the practice. Lumega is determined to be among the few that offer this type of report, emphasizing the company's commitment to documented sustainability.
Lumega's vision for a sustainable future
"We want to go beyond just talking about sustainability," says Rune Søgaard Larsen, Group CEO at Lumega. "Our upcoming EPD reports are proof of our dedication to transparency and action. It's about making a real difference - not just saying it."
The EPD reports will primarily cover luminaires in Lumega's product portfolio, ensuring that customers have access to the most comprehensive environmental data. This initiative supports Lumega's ambition to not only meet, but to exceed upcoming environmental regulations while enabling customers to make informed, sustainable choices.
Revolutionary AI-powered lighting solutions
Lumega's commitment to sustainability goes beyond EPDs. The company uses a groundbreaking AI model that reinvents the way lighting solutions are designed and manufactured. This unique technology can clone existing lamp housings and create high-performance LED inserts that fit 100%.
"This is currently unprecedented in the industry," explains General Manager in China, Ben Jie. "Our AI model ensures that the transition to LED lighting is not only seamless, but also the most sustainable method. By reusing existing lamp housings, we minimize waste and resource consumption and set a new standard for environmentally conscious innovation."
A dedicated team
The development of Lumega's EPD reports has been a collaborative process, with specialists working closely with management to ensure that every detail meets the highest standards. Rune Søgaard Larsen and Ben Jie have played key roles in this process, along with the company's EPD experts.
Their shared vision for a greener future is reflected in Lumega's approach: not just complying with regulations, but actively shaping the industry's sustainability landscape.
Photo text: Rune Søgaard Larsen, Group CEO at Lumega; Ben Jie, General Manager in China; and the EPD specialists paving the way for innovation and sustainability in the lighting industry.
Commitment to customers and the environment
Lumega customers will soon benefit directly from these initiatives. With detailed EPD reports and innovative LED solutions in hand, they will have the tools they need to make environmentally conscious choices that align with their sustainability goals.
At the same time, the design and engineering team is busy developing new luminaires with materials that keep the environmental impact to a minimum. At the time of writing, Lumega is in the process of signing contracts with leading material manufacturers of recycled plastic and aluminum.
"We look forward to supporting our customers with actionable data and advanced technology," adds Rune Søgaard Larsen. "We are ready to meet the challenges ahead and demonstrate that Lumega is truly at the forefront of sustainable lighting."
About Lumega
Lumega is a Danish lighting manufacturer and European leader in sustainable lighting solutions. With a focus on innovation, technology and environmental responsibility, the company delivers high-quality lighting products designed to meet the needs of modern businesses and consumers.
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Rune Søgaard Larsen, Group CEO Lumega