Recovery, Assil-Assoluce: “Ad hoc interventions for strategic lighting sector”

There is total harmony between Assil, the national association of federated lighting manufacturers Anie Confindustria, and Assoluce di FederlegnoArredo, Federation of Confindustria in sending a second appeal to the institutions and all stakeholders so that the opportunity to insert adequate investments in technologies and systems is seized. lighting systems of the latest generation in the Italian relaunch plan outlined in the Pnrr. The aim is to illustrate the concrete contribution by the national lighting industry to achieve the objectives of the NRP in the context of the extraordinary European financial plan, in addition to the design and the excellent reputation enjoyed by the Italian industry. lighting at an international level, the national companies recall the two associations are able to offer advanced products and systems that allow, not only to contribute to the achievement of the climate, environmental and energy objectives adopted by the Union, but also to favor the digital transition of the Country, promoting the use of the most advanced digital technologies. Furthermore, the most recent and advanced human-centric lighting technologies will be able to support people’s health and well-being. “The lighting industry – underlines Carlo Urbinati, president of Assoluce – represents one of the excellences of Made in Italy production and has always been one of the sectors most devoted to exports, thanks also to the capacity for innovation and research that distinguishes the companies in the sector. We are talking about a supporting asset also for the relaunch of our economy and for the internationalization of our country that the government must have the farsightedness to support with ad hoc measures that can find their place in the PNRR, as the most natural seat “. The hope of the two associations is therefore that where there are investments dedicated to infrastructures, buildings, urban redevelopment and projects for the development of smart cities, the importance of lighting and in particular the enhancement is duly considered linked to the correct design of systems equipped with advanced lighting technologies. “Lighting – comments Aldo Bigatti, president of Assil – is a dynamic sector that is characterized by the great capacity for technological investment which, if adequately supported by fiscal and economic stimuli , will be able to effectively support the objectives of ecological transition, digitalization, innovation and health presented in the national recovery and resilience plan transmitted to parliament on 25 April 2021 “.