We need to explore and create new ways of working to capture the potential added value of SSL. Human-centric lighting provides a more positive social effect. But what is the micro and on macro level economic impact? How can the opportunities be harvested in real life applications in e.g. facotries, offices or health care? What are the barriers to make it a successful business case? SSL-erate project is trying to come up with an answer to these questions, by bringing together scientists, business people and cities.

In this light, AT. Kearney consultants wrote a report recently on behalf of LightingEurope, partner in the Lighting For People project, in which quantitative estimations are given of the benefits of human centric lighting. You can read more about the methodology and the quantified results following this link.