DALI Alliance to hold first summit in Utrecht in February

The DALI Alliance is set to host its first ever ‘Global DALI Summit + Expo’ next February.

The event, DALI 27, will take place from February 23 and 24, 2027, at the Supernova area in the Royal Dutch Jaarbeurs in Utrecht, the Netherlands.

The aim is the event will connect experts from across the lighting, smart buildings, and smart cities sectors to shape the future of digital lighting control, said the alliance.

“The event will establish a new international forum for collaboration, knowledge sharing, and innovation, bringing together the global DALI ecosystem. DALI 27 will conclude in a gala dinner featuring the 2027 DALI Lighting Awards, which recognise outstanding projects and achievements in DALI-based lighting control,” it added.

The full conference programme will be announced during the autumn, along with registration details, ticket options, and participation fees.

“DALI 27 brings together experts from across the lighting, smart buildings, and smart cities value chains to advance interoperable digital lighting control,” said Paul Drosihn, General Manager of the DALI Alliance.

“For the first time, we are bringing the global DALI ecosystem together for a dedicated summit and expo to share knowledge, strengthen partnerships, and inspire innovation,” he added.

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