Countries in the world aim at LED lighting industry

On the eve of the “two sessions” last year, the original 160盏1,000-watt halogen lamp at the Qiangtang Auditorium of the Great Hall of the People was replaced with a 160-watt LED lamp. The conference lighting and the ambient temperature were significantly improved, and the energy-saving effect was remarkable. The project was completed by National Semiconductor Lighting Engineering R&D and Industry Alliance.

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South Korea: 5 years investment of 279 million US dollars to promote LED research and development

In May 2011, the Korean Ministry of Knowledge Economy stated at the Economic Policy Adjustment Conference that in order to promote the development of LED industry integration technology, a total of 300 billion won (approximately 279 million U.S. dollars) will be budgeted in the next five years, and preparations will be made to promote the LED industry. Yuejin's support strategy.

At the beginning of 2009, South Korea's Ministry of Information Technology focused on investment to promote the development of LED core original technology and popularize LED lighting in public institutions. The new policy focuses on how to creatively integrate LED technology with existing industries such as lighting and medical care. More high value-added technologies.

The Korean government plans to advance LED lighting integration into a global advanced position by 2015, and proposes three major policy tasks to ensure that new markets dominate competitiveness, ensure market creation and consumer trust, and constitute a virtuous cycle of industrial ecology. At the same time, it is also planned to implement the lighting function marking system and the post-event management evaluation results system in 2011 to make it easier for consumers to identify products.

Austria: Granting subsidies for enterprises to modify the power of LED lighting systems

Last year, the Austrian government adopted the “Environmental Promotion Plan 2011” to encourage companies to modify LED lighting systems and energy-saving power systems, and encourage companies and individuals to carry out thermal transformation of commercial buildings and private houses.

Austria’s Minister of Environment Berlakovic believes that these incentives are not only conducive to energy conservation, emission reduction and environmental protection, but also help ordinary households in Austria reduce energy consumption, help companies reduce operating costs, and at the same time play an active role in creating jobs and stimulating economic recovery. .

The "Environmental Environmental Promotion Plan" in the plan provides a new funding program for the company's retrofit LED lighting system. The amount of subsidies depends on the power of the company's modified LED lighting system, and the maximum amount does not exceed 30% of the total amount of corporate transformation investment. The Austrian government hopes that through this incentive measure, it will fully explore the potential of energy saving in enterprises, and achieve the goal of reducing greenhouse gas emissions while saving operating costs.

EU: "Rainbow Plan" promotes growth of high-density optical disc market

In July 2000, the European Union implemented the "Rainbow Plan" and set up the Executive Research Agency (ECCR) to support the promotion of white LED applications through the EU's BRITE/EURAM-3 program and commissioned six large companies and two universities.

The 42-month "Rainbow Plan" focuses on the development of GaN-based equipment and related manufacturing infrastructure. It hopes to use semiconductor lighting to achieve high-efficiency, energy-saving, non-hazardous materials, and natural light simulation goals. The plan mainly promotes the growth of two important markets: First, high-brightness outdoor lighting, such as traffic lights, large outdoor signage, car lights, etc.; Second, high-density optical disk storage.