Event: Twelve Five LED Lighting Company
The Twelfth Five-Year Plan clearly stated that it is necessary to vigorously develop the modern industrial system in order to improve the core competitiveness of the industry. Among them, seven major strategic industries are proposed to include energy conservation and environmental protection, and LED lighting companies are one of the key supporting industries.
LED lighting products have excellent performance and are expected to replace traditional lighting products
The advantages of LED lighting products include:
1, energy saving: LED's luminous efficiency is higher than the traditional silk lamp than the power-saving 90%.
2. Longevity: The lifetime of LED lamps is 10 times that of ordinary incandescent and halogen lamps.
3, ultra-low fever: 90% of the traditional light source will consume heat instead of light energy. Since LEDs generate light through changes in energy state, they do not burn.
4. Security: The LED uses a low voltage power supply and the supply voltage is between 6-24V, which varies according to the product. So it is a safer power source than using a high voltage power supply, especially for public places.
5, environmental protection: LED does not contain harmful substances (such as mercury used in traditional lamps).
LED's rapid price/performance improvement will help popularize
Industry news anticipates that the performance of LED technology will continue to increase at a rapid rate, and the price of LED chips will continue to decline in the foreseeable future. The continuous improvement of cost performance will further promote the growth of the LED lighting market. As Moore's Law predicts that the number of electrical conductors in a silicon wafer will double every 18-24 months, LED brightness performance will increase by about 30 times per decade (compared with an annual growth rate of 35%). While the cost of LEDs has fallen by about ten times per decade, Haitz's Law also assumes that the price/performance ratio of LEDs can double every 18 months.
Governments around the world gradually replaced incandescent lamps
Many countries and regions have announced plans to phase out incandescent light bulbs, replacing them with fluorescent bulbs or LED lights that can save a lot of energy. For example, Australia implemented policies to gradually disable incandescent light bulbs by 2010; Canada will ban the sale of incandescent light bulbs from 2012; Japan will ban the manufacture and sale of incandescent light bulbs with high energy consumption from 2012; the EU has banned some of the incandescent bulbs since September 2009. Types of incandescent light bulbs; incandescent light bulbs will be banned in the United States from 2012. Foreign countries have launched several programs to encourage the use of LED lighting, such as the United States "Solid State Lighting Program", the European "Rainbow Program" and Japan's "21st Century Lighting Program."
The central government launched the "Ten City Million" program to promote the domestic LED lighting industry
In order to expand domestic demand, promote the development of China's LED industry, and reduce energy consumption, the Ministry of Science and Technology of China has launched the “Ten City Million†semiconductor lighting application demonstration city plan. The plan covers 21 domestically developed cities including Beijing, Shanghai, Shenzhen, and Wuhan. Ten cities and towns are planning to enter the second phase next year, that is, to build 2 million LED street lights in 50 cities with a target of one billion yuan in power saving a year. The Ministry of Finance and the Ministry of Science and Technology plan financial subsidy for model cities.
The three ministries recently announced the first tender nomination for LED lighting products. NVC Lighting and Dajing Precision Electric were successfully selected.
The National Development and Reform Commission, the Ministry of Housing and Urban-Rural Development, and the Ministry of Transport jointly organize demonstration projects for the application of semiconductor (LED) lighting products. Through bidding and demonstration projects, a group of companies with stronger technical strength will emerge, which will help improve the technical level of China's LED lighting industry. At the same time, avoid low-level redundant construction and reduce waste caused by blind applications. The list includes LED road/tunnel lights, LED downlights, and reflective self-ballasted LED lights. It involves 28 companies, including Sino-foreign joint venture companies such as Philips (China) Investment Co., Ltd. and Panasonic Electric Works. (China) Co., Ltd. also has listed companies in Hong Kong, including NVC Lighting and Dajin Precision.
The Twelfth Five-Year Plan clearly stated that it is necessary to vigorously develop the modern industrial system in order to improve the core competitiveness of the industry. Among them, seven major strategic industries are proposed to include energy conservation and environmental protection, and LED lighting companies are one of the key supporting industries.
LED lighting products have excellent performance and are expected to replace traditional lighting products
The advantages of LED lighting products include:
1, energy saving: LED's luminous efficiency is higher than the traditional silk lamp than the power-saving 90%.
2. Longevity: The lifetime of LED lamps is 10 times that of ordinary incandescent and halogen lamps.
3, ultra-low fever: 90% of the traditional light source will consume heat instead of light energy. Since LEDs generate light through changes in energy state, they do not burn.
4. Security: The LED uses a low voltage power supply and the supply voltage is between 6-24V, which varies according to the product. So it is a safer power source than using a high voltage power supply, especially for public places.
5, environmental protection: LED does not contain harmful substances (such as mercury used in traditional lamps).
LED's rapid price/performance improvement will help popularize
Industry news anticipates that the performance of LED technology will continue to increase at a rapid rate, and the price of LED chips will continue to decline in the foreseeable future. The continuous improvement of cost performance will further promote the growth of the LED lighting market. As Moore's Law predicts that the number of electrical conductors in a silicon wafer will double every 18-24 months, LED brightness performance will increase by about 30 times per decade (compared with an annual growth rate of 35%). While the cost of LEDs has fallen by about ten times per decade, Haitz's Law also assumes that the price/performance ratio of LEDs can double every 18 months.
Governments around the world gradually replaced incandescent lamps
Many countries and regions have announced plans to phase out incandescent light bulbs, replacing them with fluorescent bulbs or LED lights that can save a lot of energy. For example, Australia implemented policies to gradually disable incandescent light bulbs by 2010; Canada will ban the sale of incandescent light bulbs from 2012; Japan will ban the manufacture and sale of incandescent light bulbs with high energy consumption from 2012; the EU has banned some of the incandescent bulbs since September 2009. Types of incandescent light bulbs; incandescent light bulbs will be banned in the United States from 2012. Foreign countries have launched several programs to encourage the use of LED lighting, such as the United States "Solid State Lighting Program", the European "Rainbow Program" and Japan's "21st Century Lighting Program."
The central government launched the "Ten City Million" program to promote the domestic LED lighting industry
In order to expand domestic demand, promote the development of China's LED industry, and reduce energy consumption, the Ministry of Science and Technology of China has launched the “Ten City Million†semiconductor lighting application demonstration city plan. The plan covers 21 domestically developed cities including Beijing, Shanghai, Shenzhen, and Wuhan. Ten cities and towns are planning to enter the second phase next year, that is, to build 2 million LED street lights in 50 cities with a target of one billion yuan in power saving a year. The Ministry of Finance and the Ministry of Science and Technology plan financial subsidy for model cities.
The three ministries recently announced the first tender nomination for LED lighting products. NVC Lighting and Dajing Precision Electric were successfully selected.
The National Development and Reform Commission, the Ministry of Housing and Urban-Rural Development, and the Ministry of Transport jointly organize demonstration projects for the application of semiconductor (LED) lighting products. Through bidding and demonstration projects, a group of companies with stronger technical strength will emerge, which will help improve the technical level of China's LED lighting industry. At the same time, avoid low-level redundant construction and reduce waste caused by blind applications. The list includes LED road/tunnel lights, LED downlights, and reflective self-ballasted LED lights. It involves 28 companies, including Sino-foreign joint venture companies such as Philips (China) Investment Co., Ltd. and Panasonic Electric Works. (China) Co., Ltd. also has listed companies in Hong Kong, including NVC Lighting and Dajin Precision.