China is expected to phase out incandescent energy-saving lamps into an absolute protagonist in 2015

On July 9, the "China Green Lighting Education Demonstration Base --- Nashishiguang Environmental Experience Hall" was held in Beijing. It was one of the first eight companies to be selected as a demonstration base for green lighting education.

At the ceremony, Fang Qing, vice chairman of the China Energy Conservation Association, said in an interview with this reporter that it is expected that by 2015, China will completely phase out incandescent lamps.

8 The company was selected as one of the first demonstrative bases. According to Zhao Penggao, deputy director of the Department of Circumstances, National Development and Reform Commission, China began to implement green lighting projects in 1996. The establishment of the China Green Lighting Education Demonstration Base is to promote energy-saving and emission-reduction policies and improve energy-saving and emission reduction for consumers. awareness.

Fang Qing, deputy director of the China Energy Conservation Association, said that in recent years, through publicity and popularization, the percentage of energy-saving lamps in China's resident consumer lamps has reached 30% to 50%; in government agencies and large public facilities, the proportion has reached 80% to 90%, it is expected that by 2015, China will completely eliminate incandescent lamps.

Energy-saving products occupy the majority of the market Jiangshan reporter visited the decoration shop of the North Fourth Ring Store in the home of surprise. Most of the lamps and lanterns in the store are mainly energy-saving lamp products, and some are marked with green environmental protection.

The vast majority of sales personnel have the awareness of promoting energy conservation and environmental protection to consumers. The sales staff of “Every family loves home” actively recommend energy-saving lamps to reporters. He said that incandescent lamps consume electricity and energy, and the brightness of energy-saving lamps is not worse than that of incandescent lamps. , It also saves electricity and environmental protection.

However, the reporter found that there are also many brands of incandescent lamps in the stores, and sales staff explained that incandescent lamps still have a certain consumer market.

Tian Min, deputy general manager of Beijing Shilihe Lighting City, told reporters that the elimination of incandescent lamps requires a transition period. He said that with the development and research of energy-saving lamps, incandescent lamps have been proud of the lighting effects have lost their advantages. At present, many companies in the lighting industry have no longer sold incandescent lamps, and five representative merchants have promised and no longer accept incandescent lamp orders.

Tian Min said, "To completely eliminate incandescent lamps in 2015, in addition to the company's own efforts, but also need the government's strong support and promotion."

According to reports, the European Union and Japan have clearly stated that they are not allowed to produce and sell incandescent lamps. According to sources in the industry, the Chinese government will also begin work in this area.