Lv Fang, director of the National Development and Reform Commission’s Incandescent Lamp Phaseout Project Office, recently pointed out at the China Lighting Forum hosted by the China Illuminating Society that the number of LED lighting products promoted in 2013 will reach 30 million, covering product types such as tunnel lights, street lights, downlights and spotlights. On the basis of lamps, bulb lamps have been added this year.
The largest market for LED bulbs is the civilian market. However, since LED bulbs are structurally more complex than incandescent lamps, the product price will be higher than incandescent lamps even in large-scale production. According to the market situation in 2012 Generally speaking, the price of LED bulbs is also higher than that of electronic energy-saving lamps. Therefore, in order to bring it into the homes of ordinary people, it is still difficult to rely solely on market means at this stage.
On February 17, the “Energy Saving Plan for the Semiconductor Lighting Industry” jointly issued by the National Development and Reform Commission and six other ministries pointed out that one of the four “key projects” and the “Lighting Product Application Demonstration and Promotion Project” will gradually increase financial subsidies for the promotion of LED lighting products. intensity. Gradually promote the application of LED lighting products with mature technology and obvious energy-saving effects. Prioritize the promotion of indoor commercial lighting products and systems, actively promote outdoor public lighting products and systems, and timely promote home lighting products to actively support innovative applications in automobiles, agriculture, medical and other fields. The addition of LED bulbs as promotional products is precisely to achieve this goal, thus opening up a new era of LED lighting home applications.
Lu Fang further introduced the scope of subsidy objects, including indoor lighting for large users and outdoor lighting for large users. Indoor lighting includes government buildings, office buildings, hospitals, hotels, commercial buildings, stations, airports, etc.; outdoor lighting includes highways, streets, squares, tunnels, etc.