Led Street Lamps Will Be Popularized Entirely In 3 Years In Guangzhou, China

[stellanee]

“Within 3 years, all the street lamps in Guangzhou, China, and within 5 years, all the street lamps in Guangdong will all be replaced with Led’s.” It’s said that Guangdong Province has set up a green industry investing fund with a gross investment of RMB25 billion Yuan, in the form of financial investment, to promote the use of LED street lamps. It’s estimated that the cost can be recovered with 10 to 15 years. It’s reported that LED light is suitable to be used in public, the power consumption of which is 80% less than that of the incandescent lamp of the same brightness. After the popularization of LED street lamps, indoor LED lights and other environmental-friendly projects will also be put on calendar.

In order to make the development of LED street lamps grows rapidly, the 3rd (Guangzhou) International Road Lamp, Patio Lamp & Outdoor Lighting Fair 2010 (www.rlolf.com) will be held at Guangzhou Poly World Trade Center-Pazhou Complex from March 26 to 28, 2010. At the same time, a series of promotion activities, including China City Illumination Energy-saving Summit, will be held in order to promote green lighting technologies and LED street lighting products, creating a world-platform for the communication in the lighting industry.

[Artisi]

What absolutely astounding news for Thailand.

[jackr]

Think the whole world should move to this idea. Better, longer lasting light and is much cooler, notwithstanding the energy aspect.

[Beardog]

Hopefully they don't use the led lights in stop lights where it snows.like in the midwest in the U.S. cant see red or green when the snow builds up on it. Luckily not to much snow (unless man made in BKK) in Thailand