Bordon Hill

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Bordon Hill

Category:

Flora

Project Location:

United Kingdom

Lighting the Way to Lower Energy, Higher Output

Bordon Hill, part of the global Ball Horticulture group, is one of Britain’s leading plant growers — producing over 270 million young plants every year. Operating across 5 hectares of glasshouses, the site is known for consistently delivering high-quality plants at scale.

But with young plant production comes high energy demand. Determined to reduce their environmental footprint without compromising on quality, Bordon Hill sought a lighting partner who could deliver more light for less power — and found the perfect fit with NLight.

To meet this challenge, Bordon Hill installed 36 × RV1200 LED horticulture lighting fixtures, each equipped with a 3-channel control system. This advanced setup allows precise control over light intensity and spectrum, providing an optimised environment for plant growth while dramatically improving energy efficiency.

The results speak for themselves: 60% more light with less than half the power consumption of their previous lighting systems.

With NLight’s energy-efficient LED technology, Bordon Hill is reducing operating costs, supporting more sustainable production, and enhancing overall crop development. The flexibility of the 3-channel system also enables the team to tailor light conditions for specific crops, supporting ongoing research into cultivation optimisation.

This collaboration is a clear example of how innovation and sustainability can work hand in hand. By adopting advanced LED horticulture lighting, Bordon Hill has taken a decisive step toward a greener, smarter future — cutting energy use, boosting plant quality, and reinforcing their position as a leader in modern, responsible horticulture.

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