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Architectural Lighting

Latest outdoor luminaires from Glamox tick multiple eco boxes

Recycled aluminum, reusability, and night sky protection all factor into a rugged new wall-mounted line.
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Lighting for Health & Wellbeing

Climate group validates Glamox net zero plan

The LED lighting vendor’s plans for greenhouse gas reduction by 2030 and 2045 are solid, say London’s Science Based Targets Initiative.
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LEDs & SSL Design

Glamox sales edge up, but spending on digital development hits bottom line

An early Easter and inflation also contributes to a first quarter loss. Efficiencies are coming, such as a new tool for designing ship lighting that’s already in place.
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Specialty SSL

Swedish renewable heat utility greens its lighting with LEDs from Glamox

Some 800 new luminaires also address the European fluorescent ban.
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Specialty SSL

Glamox racks up four more offshore wind farm wins

It will illuminate the work platforms in what should be the largest operation off the U.S. coast, as well as two in the Taiwan Strait and one in South Korea.
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Architectural Lighting

Fish feed factory beats E.U. fluorescent ban by swapping LEDs into existing housing

In a move that minimizes material waste, Mowi Feed installs retrofit kits from Norway’s Glamox.
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LEDs & SSL Design

Glamox revenue up on renovations and offshore, but it records a loss

Fluorescent bans and energy reduction drives are boosting sales. Costs and currency remain a challenge.
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Specialty SSL

800 Norwegian LED luminaires will circle their way to a North Sea wind farm

After a first stop in Holland, the ruggedized Glamox fittings will carry on to Poland and Denmark before final installation off the coast of England in the Dogger Bank.
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Specialty SSL

The ultimate stress test: Glamox drops luminaire 1,600 feet to gauge durability

Light fixture takes a licking and keeps on ticking. (Article contains video.)
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Connected SSL & Controls

It’s official: Glamox creates executive IoT post to forge a data strategy

Terje Løken joins Feb. 1 with multiple responsibilities. He’ll come experienced in software-as-a-service and AI.

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LEDs & SSL Design

Once again sales up, profits down at Glamox. But with a twist.

Interest rates and weak currency take a bite out of EBITDA. Meanwhile, Europe’s fluorescent ban is stimulating sales on land. Offshore orders remain strong, but implementations...
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University Hospital of North Norway in Tromsø is the largest hospital in the Northern Norway geographical region.
Architectural Lighting

Norwegian hospital bidding farewell to hazardous fluorescent tubes

Europe’s mercury-minded ban leads large facility in the north to replace 34,000 tubes with integrated LED luminaires from Glamox.
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The Ramform Sovereign is one of eight seabed surveying vessels that Glamox is lighting for PGS.
Specialty SSL

Glamox scores two more wind-related offshore lighting wins

The Norwegian LED luminaire vendor is riding a wave of marine business. This time it will illuminate giant construction ships and seabed survey vessels.
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The new Glamox executive will have data and artificial intelligence on the dashboard just as much as lighting.
Connected SSL & Controls

Glamox creating executive post for IoT lighting

Search is underway for a “chief data and technology officer” whose responsibilities will include overseeing human-centric lighting.
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The marine business is smaller than the professional sector for Glamox, but marine’s share is growing and margins are up at 14.6% compared to down to 11% in professional. Above: Glamox exterior lighting on the Aibel wind farm substation at the dock in Haugesund, Norway, before it traveled to the Dogger Bank Wind Farm in the North Sea earlier this year.
Specialty SSL

Sales and operating profit up at Glamox, but interest rates, currency hit net income

Results are particularly strong in the marine, offshore, and wind sector. Meanwhile, it’s getting more expensive to pay the company’s bondholders.
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The Aibel substation with Glamox lighting sitting at the dock in Haugesund, Norway (above) before sailing to the Dogger Bank Wind Farm in March. Glamox is lighting both the interior and exterior (photos below).
Specialty SSL

Glamox ahoy: The Oslo company launches its latest offshore wind lighting project

An electrical substation with 640 rugged luminaires sailed from Norway and is now in the North Sea, ready for connection to the U.K. grid.
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Manufacturing Services & Testing

INNOVATION | U.K. lighting sector breathes new life into remanufacturing concept

For those getting into the business of rebuilding existing lights, surprises await — and not all good, as MARK HALPER discovers.
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Profits are spinning in the marine, offshore and wind business for Glamox, as adjusted EBITDA for the sector shot up by 241.6% from a year ago.
Architectural Lighting

Revenues grow, profits surge for Norway’s Glamox

Q1 earnings particularly strong in the marine, offshore, and wind sector, where margins leapt from 7% a year ago to nearly 18%.
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Stena vessels like this one are going to ride an LED wave with retrofit lighting.
Specialty SSL

More high seas gains for Glamox, as ferry company converts fleet to LED

Sweden’s Stena Line traverses northern Europe, where it is set to replace the mostly fluorescent lighting on up to 35 vessels with a possible 52,000 luminaires.