China is about to issue the "Village Green Lighting" plan

China has 750,000 villages, of which 200,000 are villages that lack electricity and are concentrated in northwestern China. According to Qiu Baoxing, the problem of lighting at night for the 200,000 villages that lacked electricity could be solved by LED technology.

Many rural areas have small pumping power stations. What we need to solve is to help villages install solar energy. On the other hand, cooperation with international companies can achieve zero carbon emissions from rural lighting. Qiu Baoxing told reporters that the use of light and wind during the day and the use of hydropower at night to solve rural lighting problems.

A 40-watt ordinary lamp has a life of 1,000 hours, an 11-watt energy-saving lamp has a life of 10,000 hours, and relatively poor LED lamp life can reach 50,000 hours. Whether it is from the perspective of power-saving or life-span, the emergence of LED is inevitable. However, the biggest problem that cannot be widely promoted is the cost. One energy-saving light bulb is five times the price of an ordinary light bulb, and the price of an LED light bulb is about five times that of an energy-saving light bulb. Professionals explained.

Lin Liangqi, CEO of Philips Lighting Greater China, said when talking about the profitability and pattern of LED lighting , it is difficult to say that profitability is not profitable, because there are still government subsidies in the middle. At present, everyone is still exploring the stage. There are several models in this industry: The simplest model is that companies provide products to contract energy management companies. Contract energy management company once bought their products, then staging recovered through energy savings. There is also a financial approach to contract energy management. For example, a one million yuan product will give you 200,000 a year and pay off in 5 years.