Thorlux Lighting
Organisation Bio
Innovating sustainable lighting solutions for a brighter future.
Thorlux Lighting is a globally recognised manufacturer of luminaires and lighting control systems.
Headquartered in Worcestershire, UK, its modern 16,882 m² factory is just a few miles from where Frederick William Thorpe first manufactured Thorlux luminaires in 1936. Thorlux proudly manufactures over 90% of its products in the Midlands, employing over five hundred people locally.
Thorlux is a complete lighting solutions partner, a single point of contact for luminaires, controls, design, installation, and more. Sustainability and environmental care are written in the organisation’s DNA, with a 2040 net-zero greenhouse gas emissions target.
As part of the FW Thorpe Plc Group, Thorlux remains family-driven, with the Thorpe family actively involved in the organisation. Nearly ninety years after its foundation, Thorlux remains at the forefront of efficient, high-quality lighting technology.
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What we provide
For many years, sustainability and environmental concern have been at the core of Thorlux Lighting’s business philosophy. The company is committed to doing the right thing for its people and the planet and enabling change. It has worked hard to reduce its environmental impact.
Thorlux Lighting is committed to helping create a brighter, greener, and more prosperous future. Thorlux began its sustainability journey in the early 1990s, recognising the benefits of energy efficiency, lower emissions and long product life.
By merging cutting-edge lighting technology with a commitment to minimising environmental impact, the company seeks to be a leader in responsible and efficient lighting solutions.
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About our climate journey
For the last two decades, Thorlux has worked hard to reduce its environmental impact, and we are proud of the progress we have made. But recognising that there is still much to do to safeguard the environment, protect natural resources and avoid the worst effects of climate change, Thorlux has set the ambitious target of achieving net-zero emissions by 2040.
