LED lighting orders to further accelerate the industry reshuffle

Guangdong universal LED public lighting policy into the accelerated implementation period. Yesterday, the Yangcheng Evening News reporter from the Guangdong provincial science and Technology Department website has learned that statistics show that in the first quarter of 2013, Guangdong Province, 2013 1-3 month lights and tunnel lights bidding has reached 76 thousand light, and last year only 75 thousand of total amount of the tender light.

Industry experts believe that the outdoor lighting will become the first LED universal army. At the same time, reporters noted that the successful companies are mostly listed companies, small companies are difficult to share, show LED industry reshuffle is gradually deepening.

According to the deputy director of Guangdong provincial science and Technology Department Ye Jingtu said, as of 2012, Guangdong province's total of nearly 800 thousand to promote the use of LED street lamp, is expected in 2013 new installed LED street lamp is more than 1 million 100 thousand units, will set off a new round of upsurge of application. It is predicted that the next three years, LED outdoor lighting will become the fastest growing segments of LED lighting, outdoor lighting in 2015 China LED market size will be close to $15 billion.

It is worth noting that not every LED lighting companies can benefit from the current wave of popularity of LED outdoor lighting. Guangdong provincial science and Technology Department announced the tender results show that most of the successful bidding of the government street lamp project is a listed company. In addition to the high performance requirements for lamps and lanterns, the industry analysis: as the majority of the use of street lamps to promote the use of EMC (contract energy management) model, requiring companies to advance funds, so listed companies benefit more. "

Guangdong Lighting Appliance Association, chairman of the whole health believes that the order will boost the industry to further reshuffle.