Philips, a world leader in energy-efficient lighting, is supporting LiteClub, a part of Project Litefoot – a charitable trust championed by seven top sports people who are inspiring New Zealanders to be environmental champions, with energy-efficient light bulbs to help them improve their environmental footprint and save money for sports across New Zealand.
 
Asa world leader in energy-efficient lighting, Philips is supporting LiteClub, which is part of Project Litefoot – a charitable trust championed by seven top sports people who are inspiring New Zealanders to be environmental champions.  Conrad Smith, Caroline and Georgina Evers-Swindell, Michael Campbell, Barbara Kendall, Daniel Kareopa and Brendon McCullum have been activating community sports clubs to follow their lead by measuring and reducing their environmental impact.
 
LiteClub involves a dedicated team who visit community sports clubs to install free energy-saving products (lighting, tap aerators and insulation).  An eco-design advisor also assesses the club in detail and LiteClub produce an Environmental Impact Report which sets out a range of recommendations to reduce further impact.  LiteClub will help implement the additional changes, if the club wishes.