Lighting companies benefit from government energy conservation plans
The bidding for lighting product promotion project was successfully completed. More than 30 biddings including international lighting giants such as OSRAM and Philips, Zhejiang Chenhui Lighting Co., Ltd. included all 5 bids and became the big winner. Recently, Xie Zhenhua, deputy director of the National Development and Reform Commission, The National Efficient Lighting Product Promotion Work Conference revealed that China will adopt a proactive and prudent approach to study the timetable and supporting measures for the phase-out of incandescent lamps to contribute to global greenhouse gas reduction. When international energy prices rise rapidly, the government promotes implementation. The implementation of energy-saving measures is of great significance. In the face of new opportunities for the development of energy-saving lamps, domestic related companies have accelerated the pace of action.
It is understood that incandescent lamps are heated by tungsten filaments and then illuminate, 90% of the electrical energy is converted into heat rather than light, causing a large waste of energy; while energy-saving fluorescent lamps can emit light of the same intensity as incandescent lamps with only 20% of electric energy, due to It lasts longer than incandescent lamps, and the value of energy-saving lamps far exceeds that of incandescent lamps for consumers and society as a whole. Therefore, as early as the 2007 EU spring summit reached an agreement, European countries will phase out incandescent lamps in their families before 2009. At the same time, Australia and the United States will also ban incandescent lamps in 2010 and 2020 respectively.
In the face of the global wave of eliminating incandescent lamps, China is also active. "If you replace the 60-watt incandescent lamp with similar brightness by 10 watt energy-saving lamps, and use 1.2 billion pieces of work nationwide for 4 hours a day, you can save one year's annual power generation of the Three Gorges Dam." Li Hong, a member of the National Committee of the Chinese People's Political Consultative Conference Such an amazing account. Statistics show that the penetration rate of energy-saving lamps in China is still low. The annual sales volume of incandescent lamps has reached 2 billion. The proportion of incandescent lamps used by small and medium-sized cities is generally over 50%, and the proportion of incandescent lamps in rural areas is even greater.
In a 2006 study by the International Energy Agency, if the incandescent lamps were phased out worldwide from now on, by the year 2030, the world would save 38% of the electricity used for lighting and reduce carbon dioxide emissions by 16.6 billion tons. Xie Zhenhua, deputy director of the National Development and Reform Commission, revealed that the Ministry of Finance and the National Development and Reform Commission have deployed the first batch of 50 million high-efficiency lighting products that have received financial subsidies. By 2010, China will promote 150 million high-efficiency lighting products through financial subsidies, which can save 29 billion kilowatt-hours of electricity, equivalent to the construction of a thermal power plant with a capacity of 6 million kilowatts. For the first time, the government adopted a method of directly subsidizing enterprises and giving subsidies to consumers, supporting the promotion of high-efficiency lighting products, enabling products to reach prices acceptable to both users and families, helping manufacturers to accelerate large-scale production and promoting energy-saving lamps. Popularity. Moreover, the Chinese government and the United Nations Development Programme and the Global Environment Facility will cooperate to carry out the project of “phase out incandescent lamps and accelerate the promotion of energy-saving lamps†to support Chinese incandescent lamp manufacturers to convert energy-saving lamps.
Today, thousands of lighting companies in China are booming. With the introduction of national standards and industry standards for lighting appliances, the Chinese lighting market is facing another reshuffle, moving towards large-scale operation and brand development.
It is understood that incandescent lamps are heated by tungsten filaments and then illuminate, 90% of the electrical energy is converted into heat rather than light, causing a large waste of energy; while energy-saving fluorescent lamps can emit light of the same intensity as incandescent lamps with only 20% of electric energy, due to It lasts longer than incandescent lamps, and the value of energy-saving lamps far exceeds that of incandescent lamps for consumers and society as a whole. Therefore, as early as the 2007 EU spring summit reached an agreement, European countries will phase out incandescent lamps in their families before 2009. At the same time, Australia and the United States will also ban incandescent lamps in 2010 and 2020 respectively.
In the face of the global wave of eliminating incandescent lamps, China is also active. "If you replace the 60-watt incandescent lamp with similar brightness by 10 watt energy-saving lamps, and use 1.2 billion pieces of work nationwide for 4 hours a day, you can save one year's annual power generation of the Three Gorges Dam." Li Hong, a member of the National Committee of the Chinese People's Political Consultative Conference Such an amazing account. Statistics show that the penetration rate of energy-saving lamps in China is still low. The annual sales volume of incandescent lamps has reached 2 billion. The proportion of incandescent lamps used by small and medium-sized cities is generally over 50%, and the proportion of incandescent lamps in rural areas is even greater.
In a 2006 study by the International Energy Agency, if the incandescent lamps were phased out worldwide from now on, by the year 2030, the world would save 38% of the electricity used for lighting and reduce carbon dioxide emissions by 16.6 billion tons. Xie Zhenhua, deputy director of the National Development and Reform Commission, revealed that the Ministry of Finance and the National Development and Reform Commission have deployed the first batch of 50 million high-efficiency lighting products that have received financial subsidies. By 2010, China will promote 150 million high-efficiency lighting products through financial subsidies, which can save 29 billion kilowatt-hours of electricity, equivalent to the construction of a thermal power plant with a capacity of 6 million kilowatts. For the first time, the government adopted a method of directly subsidizing enterprises and giving subsidies to consumers, supporting the promotion of high-efficiency lighting products, enabling products to reach prices acceptable to both users and families, helping manufacturers to accelerate large-scale production and promoting energy-saving lamps. Popularity. Moreover, the Chinese government and the United Nations Development Programme and the Global Environment Facility will cooperate to carry out the project of “phase out incandescent lamps and accelerate the promotion of energy-saving lamps†to support Chinese incandescent lamp manufacturers to convert energy-saving lamps.
Today, thousands of lighting companies in China are booming. With the introduction of national standards and industry standards for lighting appliances, the Chinese lighting market is facing another reshuffle, moving towards large-scale operation and brand development.
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