Smart LightingTech UAE

UAE: Abu Dhabi | Energy

Third Party Event

14 Mar 2023 - 15 Mar 2023

The Smart LightingTech UAE will take place on 14 – 15 March 2023 in Dusit Thani, Abu Dhabi, UAE and will gather experts and key stakeholders from the public and private sectors to network, exchange knowledge and discuss latest urban projects and innovative solutions in the field of public realm lighting, exterior and outdoor lighting and the future of smart integrated lighting solutions.

Key topics include:
• Public realm lighting
• Landscape and outdoor lighting
• The potential of Public Private Partnerships in the lighting industry
• Lighting design best practices
• Latest lighting innovations
• Sustainable lighting
• Smart connected lighting technologies
• Retrofitting streetlights in federal roads
• LED and solar lights
• Current and future lighting projects around the UAE
• UAE quality specifications for lighting technologies

To view the full programme and list of speakers, download the agenda here

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