10/12/2016

This year we are celebrating the 25th Anniversary of the LIFE Programme and of the Habitats Directive, both approved on 21st May 1992. Since then they have successfully contributed to the preservation of our unique European natural heritage.

The Habitats Directive created the EU Natura 2000 Network of protected areas which also includes the sites designated under the Birds Directive. Consisting of more than 27 000 sites, the Natura 2000 Network is one of EU’s outstanding achievements.

To mark the 25th Anniversary of the LIFE Programme and of the Habitats Directive, all LIFE project are invited to organise an open day in May 2017 or first half of June 2017 to communicate to stakeholders, local community and media about their work and to raise awareness of the considerable achievements of the EU nature legislation and the LIFE Programme in protecting our nature.

The bilingual (Italian – English) WEBsite of the Life-Diademe Project is now online, which will be continuously updated throughout the project lifetime.

As well as being rich in continuous information, it will become a tool to service not only those who work in the Life-Diademe program but all the stakeholders involved.

In this first stage of development of the site, in addition to a general overview of the Diademe project and information about partners and co-financiers, the various actions are described in detail with the expected results: the site will then become the status update tool of advancing of the project through it’s news and newsletters.

A “display” section will also be implemented on the homepage with a dynamic update of the test results: three counters will keep users informed of CO2 reduction, saved energy, and maintenance cost savings so that they can estimate the results of experimentation.

Pordenone’s Order of Engineers, with the contribution of Reverberi Enetec, organized a technical seminar on: Island LED lighting in Smart City and the role of accumulation in the Smart Grid, which took place on March 28, 2017 from at 2:30 pm to 6:30 pm at the University Consortium of Pordenone.

The objective of the seminar was to provide participants with the elements to evaluate the convenience, energy savings and operational benefits of adopting LED lighting and residential renewable energy storage systems in the light of new regulations.

Ljubljana

DA: 18 September 2017 – A: 20 September 2017

Reverberi Enetec will sponsor the thirteenth edition of Lux Europa, from 18 to 20 September 2017. The European Conference convenes, every four years, national lighting industry associations. Lux Europa boasts forty-eight years of tradition, and this year, after the Cracow, Istanbul, Berlin, Reykjavik, Amsterdam, Edinburgh, Budapest, Lausanne, Granada, Florence, Brussels and Strasbourg editions, this year will be held in Ljubljana, the capital of the Slovenian Republic. This year’s theme: “Lighting for Moden Society” will cover many technological and design aspects of smart lighting both indoor and outdoor.

We invite you to Ljubljana at the Reverberi Enetec stand for the presentation of the European project “LIFE-DIADEME” devoted to smart lighting in public lighting.

Link: http://www.luxeuropa2017.eu/