Sustainability

SkylarkNet, the advanced GDS system for remote lighting control, is evolving to encompass indoor lighting as well. We discuss this development with Francesco Gregoris, who contributed to the project as Business Developer.

What are the economic benefits of smart cities? To discuss this crucial topic, we interviewed Alessandro Targetti, Head of Business Development at GDS Lighting, who explained the economic value of adopting smart solutions in urban environments.

Workspaces are evolving and lighting must evolve with them. LED lighting makes it possible to achieve the balance between sustainability, visual comfort, and efficiency that companies are striving for.

Adaptive lighting is an innovation allowing the lighting of spaces to be automatically optimised according to predefined parameters, thus maximising visibility and minimising waste.

What exactly is light pollution? What are its consequences on humans and the environment? And how can technology help us reduce it? Matteo Seraceni, Technical and Scientific Director of AIDI – the Italian Lighting Association - answers these questions.

The Sustainability Report 2023 represents the Values, Objectives and Goals achieved by GDS on its path toward sustainable development. A strategic commitment oriented to a sustainable future, achieved through concrete actions and a circular approach that can generate positive and lasting impacts.

Environmental and economic sustainability are the two basic elements that make up sustainable development. Businesses play a key role in sustainable development because they are among the main economic and social actors that can contribute to promoting sustainable production and consumption practices.

Corporate Social Responsibility has a positive impact on the determinants of business competitiveness. It enables the generation of direct economic value for the company through the creation of advantages and benefits.

The three essential pillars of sustainability are economic, environmental, and social; they are interdependent and mutually reinforce each other. The absence of any one of these three pillars would call into question the very essence of sustainability and sustainable development.