LED subsidy policy has been put on the agenda

Recently, the reporter learned from relevant channels that the state is preparing to study the policy of promoting LED lighting products with financial subsidies. Industry experts interviewed said it was very likely to further promote the popularity of LED. The competition between various enterprises is no longer a single product technology, but has risen to the stage of system competition. According to Xinhua News Agency, with the phase-out of incandescent lamps, the LED subsidy policy has been put on the agenda to complete the task of energy conservation and emission reduction. According to the road map for the elimination of incandescent lamps released by the state in 2011, 60-watt incandescent lamps will be banned from October 1 this year. The subsidy policy for energy-saving lamps from 2008 will end at the end of this year. At present, the National Development and Reform Commission, the Ministry of Finance and other departments are studying the policy of financial subsidies to promote LED lighting products. Pan Wenbo, director of Guangzhou Guangya Frankfurt Exhibition Co. , Ltd. said: 60 Watts is a mainstream incandescent lamp product in the civil market. After delisting, it will open a huge civil market for LED. He believes that the subsidy policy will enable LED to be accepted by the terminal market faster. The LED industry is also ready. Due to the large number of upstream chip manufacturers, the quality is uneven. In the past two years, the upstream has basically been shuffled, and the main market is concentrated in foreign companies including purui and domestic Sanan. TimLester, chief operating officer of Puri Optoelectronics, revealed that Puri has increased its investment in China this year. Following the establishment of a research and development center in Xiamen, it has also reached strategic cooperation with Ruifeng Optoelectronics, the domestic packaging leader. In China, chip companies such as Changfang lighting are also stepping up mergers and acquisitions to avoid falling behind. The downstream shuffle has entered a critical period. Unlike the upstream, which has been integrated, the downstream is still in a critical period of shuffling. According to Hu Zhongshun, general manager of Guangya, the organizer of Guangzhou International Lighting exhibition, the integration of sustainable lighting solutions and LED technology has become the focus of the new exhibition, which is different from previous exhibitions. Take Philips, a lighting giant, as an example. Both home lighting and commercial lighting are fully promoting their intelligent solutions. Hong Anli, CEO of Philips Lighting, said: The future lighting system will be integrated with mobile devices and applications, and its role has surpassed lighting. However, domestic enterprises are not far behind. Lin Chenchun, managing director of polar Optoelectronics, who has independently developed the overall LED lighting system solution, told reporters that enterprises that have assembled and produced alone have no advantages, it must be able to cover the complete supply chain in the LED lighting field, and the overall solutions from LED lighting design, LED product modeling, application to engineering implementation and planning and design can win the competition. Pan Wenbo also believes that Chinese companies should have an international perspective and pay more attention to systematic thinking. Industry insiders said that the development of the LED market requires both government promotion and the competitiveness of the industry itself. According to the statistics of Guangya Lighting Research Institute, the domestic LED application market last year exceeded 200 billion yuan, and the growth rate is expected to reach this year.