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Thursday 26 April 2017, ETICS General Assembly, The Hague, The NetherlandsCarl-Eric Portaels

17 Companies17 National Associations

• Defend the interests of our Members

• Create optimum market conditions and equal level playing fields

• Secure that Europe remains leading in lighting

LightingEurope is the one-stop-shop for industry input on lighting issues for the EU Institutions

Our Mission?

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Energy

WG Energy

Efficiency

TF Guides

TF SLR

WG Lighting Systems

WG Emergency

Lighting

Environment

WG Materials

TF RoSH

TF REACH

TF Crystal (RoSH)

TF Arrow

WG Collection

& Recycling

Growth

WG Market Surveillance

TF MS Lamps

TF MS Luminaires

TF Trade

TF LED Customs

Code

WG Standardisation

TF Strategy

TF Monitoring

and Awareness

TF Metrics

TF ENEC

WG LE Strategy (2016)

WG Statistics

TF Lamps Pooling

TF Luminaires

Pooling

Beyond

WG Human Centric Lighting

WG Smart

Lighting

TF Connectivity

Inter operability

TF Data Privacy

and Security (lawyer)

TF EU Stake holder

mapping

11 WGs19 TFs

LightingEurope structure 2016

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Secretary GeneralDiederik de Stoppelaar

CommunicationsAxel Baschnagel*

F&A / HR Cecyle Pisanecschi/Valerie Duyckaerts*

Policy Director LED&CEElena Scaroni

(+ Market Surv. Lum.)

Policy Director ILS&HCLCarl-Eric Portaels(+ Lum. Statistics)

Policy OfficerRoumiana Kamenova

Association CommitteeJean-Marie Croue

Policy OfficerDominik Flikweert

Office ManagerAntoniya Stoycheva

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1. TF Single Lighting Regulation

2. TF System Efficiencies

3. TF LED Lifetime Metrics

4. TF LED Custom Codes

1. TF Serviceability and Reparability

2. TF Horizon 20203. TF Circular

Norms4. TF WEEE5. TF RoHS6. TF REACH

General Assembly

Executive Board

WG LEDification

1. Emergency Lighting

2. LightingGateway

3. Intelligence Level

1. TF Advocacy2. TF Strategic

Alliance3. TF Regulatory

Framework Development

WG Intelligent Lighting Systems

WG Human Centric Lighting

WG Circular Economy

LightingEurope organisation

European Policy Framework

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Directorate Generals

Growth

Environ-ment

Climate &Energy

Research &Innovation

Connect

Justice & Consumers

Tax &Customs

Trade

Trends and Policies

Digitalization

Integration of sensors Controlling via InternetIntegration of products

LedificationEnergy Saving Stronger consumer voice

New players

Climate Action

Digital Single Market

Energy UnionReindustrialization of Europe

Market Surveillance

Technology

Market

Policies

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Trade

IOT

Customs Union

EU Sectoral Strategies (selection)

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Innovation Energy Environment Growth

Review Cycle of Laws (selection)

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2016 2017 2018 2019 2020Eco Design Directive (review postponed)

DOM, TIM, DIM Single Lighting Regulation?

Energy LabellingEnergy Efficiency DirectiveEnergy Performance Building Dir.RoHS exemptionsREACH candidate listLow Voltage Directive LVDElectro Magnetic Compatibility EMC

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Lighting Europe 1.0

Lighting Europe 1.5

Lighting Europe 2.0

Adapt LE Structure to Strategy

4 Working Groups

Future of LightingEurope

Value of light to society

The Strategic Roadmap of LightingEurope demonstrates the increasing growth in the value of light to society.

In this process, energy efficiency is supplemented with light for sustainability and with light for well-being.

The European lighting industry is aiming together with European Regulators for the growth of the European lighting market by more intelligent lighting, increased renovation rates, Human Centric Lighting and by circular economy thinking.

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• LED technology has resulted in some anarchy• Many „new kids on the block“• Increasing number of promised product features• Regulation far behind on issues like safety or product

classification

• High expectations from the private and professional consumers

• Growing need for guidance to the market and unified representationof the lighting industry

The current lighting market

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Intelligent Lighting Systems

The uptake of Intelligent Lighting Systems will be increased by simpler legislation that enables differentiation and which is easy to enforce

Stimulate more intelligence, more controls, more sensors, more dimming, etc.

The lighting system should be seen as a black box with interfaces to adjacent industries allowing an integrated (holistic) approach to controlling the quality of light and systems within the industry

Stimulate the development of interface standards

Consider developing a Li-Fi strategy

Step up the rate of renovation of the built environment

Intelligent lighting systems

InfrastructuralEnergy providers

BuildingManagementSystem (BMS)

Intelligent LightingSystem (ILS)

LightingComponents

TO BE PROMOTEDBMS and ILS interconnectwith the system

Enabling human centric lighting

Circular Economy- a key objective

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Strategic focus areas

• LEDification (LED)

• Intelligent Lighting Systems (ILS)

• Human Centric Lighting (HCL)

• Circular Economy (CE)

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Thank you!