** On behalf of the rumored country as soon as possible to introduce LED related support policies

On March 14, the two national conferences in 2011 came to a close. This year's government work report proposes to adhere to the path of new industrialization with Chinese characteristics, promote the deep integration of informationization and industrialization, transform and upgrade the manufacturing industry, and nurture and develop strategic emerging industries.

The "Twelfth Five-Year Plan Outline (Draft) of the National Economic and Social Development" emphasizes that "based on major technological breakthroughs and major development needs, we will promote the deep integration of emerging and emerging industries and continue to strengthen and expand the high-tech industry." On the basis of this, the strategic emerging industries will be nurtured and developed into leading and pillar industries. It is necessary to promote the leapfrog development of key areas, implement industrial innovation and development projects, and strengthen policy support and guidance."

At the "two sessions" this year, how to nurture and develop strategic emerging industries has become a hot topic for people's congress deputies and CPPCC members.

The state has insufficient supportive policies for the LED industry

“The current policy to support the development of the semiconductor lighting (LED) industry is insufficient.” Wang Yanwen, deputy to the National People’s Congress and secretary of the Yangzhou City Party Committee, said that although the state has implemented a series of supporting policies for the 863 program and semiconductor lighting projects in recent years, The city's Wanhao project was not successful.

Accelerate the establishment of LED industry standard system

Compared with the National Semiconductor Lighting Act and other foreign laws and regulations that support the development of the LED industry, China's supportive policies for the LED industry are not enough. Wang Yanwen proposed to establish a LED industry standard system as soon as possible, increase investment in R&D of key technologies in the LED industry, strengthen the application of LED lighting products in public projects and promotion of the whole society, and accelerate the formulation of incentive policies such as tax subsidies.

According to Yu Junhao, deputy to the National People's Congress and academician of the Chinese Academy of Sciences, the development of a low-carbon economy currently faces two problems: less market application and less core technology. “We urgently need to formulate laws and regulations that promote LED, solar cell applications, etc., and formulate promotion plans, supplemented by relevant policies, and promote large-scale development in key regions and industries,” said Junjun Hao.