A New Zealand-designed commercial light fixture which results in power savings of over 40 percent is set to make big impact on local energy consumption – thanks to the development of an off-the-shelf model which has attracted support from the Electricity Commission.
The award-winning energy efficient High Five fixture has been three years in development and, until now, was available only for one-off projects. The aim, with the launch of the new model, is to reduce the energy consumption of New Zealand businesses by 11GWh year – enough to power more than 1300 homes for year. While the High Five still costs slightly more than competing light fixtures, the energy savings mean payback of the difference in less than six months, according to Sustainable Lighting Solutions, which will be marketing the product.
Lifting productivity could boost economy by $60 billion each year by 2050
Management Editorial Team
October 31, 2025
New Zealand could unlock an extra $60 billion in incomes each year by 2050 if bold action is taken to address the country’s lagging productivity, according to the latest report
