Seoul Semiconductor, a leading global innovator of LED products and technology, announced that it has become a member of LightingEurope, the industry association that represents the lighting industry in Europe.
Seoul Semiconductor, a leading global innovator of LED products and technology, announced that it has become a member of LightingEurope, the industry association that represents the lighting industry in Europe.
The main mission of LightingEurope is to promote efficient lighting practices for the benefit of the global environment, human comfort, and the health and safety of consumers.
As a member, Seoul Semiconductor will be better informed about EU lighting policies that impact its corporate strategies for LED technology development and application, and thus be able to respond more quickly to lighting markets in Europe.
LightingEurope membership also provides Seoul Semiconductor with the benefits of advance notice on upcoming policies and laws impacting its business, access to guidelines for help in interpreting and complying with EU rules, and participation in forums for industry to exchange views and reach consensus.
“We are proud to join one of the most important communities in Europe for the lighting industry and we are excited to start working with LightingEurope members to share the high quality and environmentally friendly solutions that our company is developing for the lighting industry. Because today’s consumers are concerned about light quality, we want to help drive the industry’s response to the demand for a better quality of light.” said Carlo Romiti, Europe sales vice president of Seoul Semiconductor.
“LightingEurope is pleased that Seoul Semiconductor, a technology pioneer and a global leading LEDs solution provider, has become a member. The wide range of applications which Seoul Semiconductor’s products are used illustrate how lighting technologies add value to society. With their strong technical expertise and their presence in Europe, Seoul Semiconductor will make a valuable contribution to LightingEurope’s work to shape a positive EU policy framework for the lighting industry in Europe.” said Ourania Georgoutsakou, secretary general of LightingEurope.
