LUCI and TALQ announce collaboration to drive smart city interoperability

Lighting organisations LUCI and TALQ have joined forces to support, and accelerate, the development of more sustainable and interoperable lighting solutions within smart cities.

The move brings together The TALQ Consortium, the global standardisation body that enables interoperability in smart cities, and The LUCI Association, the international network of cities on urban lighting, of which the ILP is a member.

The collaboration is designed to support cities on their path towards more sustainable and interoperable street lighting, both bodies said.

TALQ will become an associated member of LUCI and LUCI will join the TALQ Partner Program, meaning cities will be able to benefit from a closer alignment between these two organisations, both of which have been active in the smart city environment for a long time.

They will share knowledge and future joint city-focused events and publications. The aim is also for clearer guidance on interoperable architectures and specifications to result.

“I’m delighted to make our collaboration with LUCI public, as right from the beginning it felt like a perfect match and all discussions were extremely constructive. The smart city world can expect to see the first joint formats in the autumn of this year,” said Simon Dunkley, secretary general of the TALQ Consortium.

“We are very pleased to welcome TALQ as an associated member of LUCI. Bringing together cities and key actors of the urban lighting ecosystem is at the heart of our mission, and this collaboration reflects our shared ambition to shape more sustainable and forward-looking lighting for cities at night,” added Jasmine van der Pol, general director of LUCI (pictured).

Image: Jasmine van der Pol, general director of LUCI

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