In the recently concluded United Nations Conference on Sustainable Development, the Climate Group released an independent global technical test results, LED lights can save up to 85% of energy. The trial also found that the pilot of urban residents prefer LED lighting and believe that its social and environmental benefits. CEO MarkKenber of the Climate Group, said: “This report clearly shows that LED technology has been with the conditions of a wide range of applications in various towns around the world, we call on governments to remove policy barriers and accelerate the transition to a low carbon commercial led lighting.
This independent test of the LED lighting project for a period of two and a half years, 15 tests were carried out in 12 cities around the world in New York, London, Calcutta, Sydney and Hong Kong. The test conclusions by “light clean revolution” the rise of the LED road lighting and led street lights its significance for the city’s report was first released.
The report analyzes the status of the global lighting market, as well as the prospects for the development of LED technology. For those seeking to upgrade and for large-scale LED retrofit projects for financing policy makers and urban commercial led lighting managers, the reports provide a detailed reference.
The concept of “clean revolution” movement advocated by the Rio +20 summit as where part of the Philips report by The Climate Group join hands together to complete, which is to practice “clean revolution”-a relatively small cost savings in a relatively short time.
According to statistics, 19% of the electricity used for lighting, and 6 percent of global greenhouse gas emissions from the lighting. If you double improved efficiency of the global greenhouse, the influence is equal to reduce half of the energy and electricity and heat production of greenhouse gas emissions. The same with other energy-saving technologies, energy efficient lighting will promote global prosperity. Only in the United States, the field of lighting energy demand, which is equivalent to the generating capacity of 198 medium-sized power stations.
The Climate Groups and Philips called for the establishment and implementation of an international low-carbon commercial led lighting standards, and to ensure that the world has the opportunity to enjoy the energy-efficient outdoor lighting.