A green revolution in China's lighting industry

When low-carbon, green, and energy-saving have become the consensus of the whole society, changes in the lighting industry will follow. Energy-saving products represented by new light sources such as LED lights and lighting will replace traditional lighting sources and compete for the green lighting market. In recent years, the Chinese government has been very resolute in phasing out incandescent lamps, and has supported high-efficiency lighting products companies in the form of state financial subsidies. The public lighting systems in various provinces and municipalities have been replaced with energy-saving and environmentally-friendly LED street lamps, and the pace of replacing traditional incandescent lamps is accelerating. In addition, my country’s 'ten cities and ten thousand lamps' semiconductor lighting application project has been fully launched. It is estimated that the annual market demand for LED lights will reach 4 billion in the future. By 2015, semiconductor lighting will expand to 30% of the general lighting market, and the scale can reach 500 billion yuan. Although the prospects are bright, companies that intend to enter this market must also face up to the challenges in this field. At present, the cost of LED products is extremely high, which has become the key to the Ru0026D investment of various companies that want to take the lead. Many lighting companies have also invested heavily in the research and development of LED products, but the results have not yet been determined. Industry insiders said that 2010 is an important year to test the capital strength of LED lighting companies. Whoever occupies the commanding heights first will have the most extensive market. Lighting has become a 'dark horse' LED lights have a tendency to 'conquer citiesWhen low-carbon, green, and energy-saving have become the consensus of the whole society, changes in the lighting industry will follow. Energy-saving products represented by new light sources such as LED lights and lighting will replace traditional lighting sources and compete for the green lighting market. In recent years, the Chinese government has been very resolute in phasing out incandescent lamps, and has supported high-efficiency lighting products companies in the form of state financial subsidies. The public lighting systems in various provinces and municipalities have been replaced with energy-saving and environmentally-friendly LED street lamps, and the pace of replacing traditional incandescent lamps is accelerating. In addition, my country’s 'ten cities and ten thousand lamps' semiconductor lighting application project has been fully launched. It is estimated that the annual market demand for LED lights will reach 4 billion in the future. By 2015, semiconductor lighting will expand to 30% of the general lighting market, and the scale can reach 500 billion yuan. Although the prospects are bright, companies that intend to enter this market must also face up to the challenges in this field. At present, the cost of LED products is extremely high, which has become the key to the Ru0026D investment of various companies that want to take the lead. Many lighting companies have also invested heavily in the research and development of LED products, but the results have not yet been determined. Industry insiders said that 2010 is an important year to test the capital strength of LED lighting companies. Whoever occupies the commanding heights first will have the most extensive market. It is understood that lighting is a new generation of lighting source using IC integrated circuits, which integrates optical, electrical and magnetic technologies. Because it changes the light-emitting principle of converting electrical energy into heat energy and then into light energy, it directly converts electrical energy into light energy, which greatly saves the energy consumption caused by thermal energy. Because lighting has the advantages of high efficiency, energy saving and long life, it has become a product particularly suitable for operation of contract energy management. However, 'the market generally believes that the price of lighting is relatively high and the light distribution is more difficult. These two factors greatly restrict the development of lighting.' In Li Weide's view, there are certain misunderstandings in this perception in the market. 'The so-called high price of lighting means that the unit price of lighting is higher than that of traditional light sources. However, due to the long service life of the lighting and high efficiency and energy saving, users can not only save a lot of electricity bills, but also save high maintenance costs. , Labor costs, lamp replacement fees and other comprehensive costs, so the price of lighting is not high compared to the actual use value.