Aura Light becomes Carbon Trust accredited supplier

05 September, 2013

Aura Light is now an accredited supplier of the Carbon Trust, demonstrating the company’s ability to provide energy-efficient and cost-effective lamps and solutions. Managing director Simon Taylor says, ‘This accreditation gives our customers the reassurance of quality energy-efficient lighting solutions.’

Aura Light sources have a life that is up to four times longer than standard products, reducing maintenance costs and environmental impact by 75%. The energy-saving lighting solutions can reduce energy use by up to 80%, depending on the existing equipment.

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