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For the OLED taillights Audi concept car
Audi have announced the opening of the Frankfurt motor show in September this year to bring a equipment of OLED (organic light emitting diode) concept car taillight,
The global rise of LED street lamp reform tide
the LED street lamp reform tide rise in global area, in which one or two years, the popularity of intelligent urban concept and related energy saving policy,
Chongqing new outfit 65 groups of LED street light
Chongqing since the selected countries "Ten City 10000," semiconductor lighting application engineering implementation of urban, led street lighting development has made considerable progress,
China LED Lighting Industry Report
At present, the global lighting accounts for 19% of electricity consumption, and 13.79% for China.Global lighting every year more than 1.9 billion tons of carbon emissions.
LED lighting system to improve museum effects of lighting
Whichever into all over the world museum, the most easily be neglected rather everywhere: lighting.
Abu Dhabi Shaikh Zayed Bridge replacement LED lighting
Abu Dhabi City, the city's latest Shaikh Zayed Bridge lamps replaced with LED lights.
Dubai "Oasis" type park with LED lighting system
Dubai's first sustainable development and environment-friendly park (Al Khazan Park) opened to the public on weekends.
New Zealand promoting large-scale LED street reconstruction
According to foreign media reports, the New Zealand Energy and Resources Minister Simon Bridges said that the financing model to accelerate, the city streets will soon be fitted with LED lighting.
Thailand is China's LED business battleground
Thailand as the second largest economy in Southeast Asia, in 2015 the entire lighting industry market will grow up to 7%, while LED lighting systems and equipment will account for more than 30% of the lighting industry,
The Government of Thailand recommend people to use LED lighting
Thai Deputy Permanent Secretary of Energy Lat Tower wow 6, said, according to the survey found that nationwide the cost of energy use accounts for 18-20 per cent of gross domestic product (GDP),