lighting products is expected to decrease further

The products manufactured in Tangerang are sold both in Asia and worldwide. However regulations and technological change in the lighting industry are leading to the incandescent lamp disappearing from the market in more and more regions around the globe. Tangerang recently recorded declining production volumes, while costs were rising. A turnaround is not in sight as demand for traditional lighting products is expected to decrease further.In contrast, demand for semiconductor-based lighting sources, especially for LED lighting,Agent of floodlight is rising. Osram estimates that LED penetration of the lighting market will accelerate in the coming years. In 2011 it accounted for 9 percent of the general lighting market, by far the biggest lighting segment globally. This share is expected to increase to nearly 70 percent by 2020 according to a study by McKinsey.

Every street light in Scotland could be fitted with low-energy LED bulbs as part of ambitious plans to cut CO2 emissions, ministers said on Thursday.The Scottish government unveiled proposals for the green investment bank (GIB) to fund the Scotland-wide LED lighting programme as part of a ￡500m package of climate and green energy measures.LED street lights, which are being piloted by several Scottish councils and are already in use by a number of English local authorities, were floated by Alex Salmond, the first minister, in a meeting with the GIB chair Lord Smith of Kelvin on Wednesday. On Thursday, the bank posted data for the first time on its initial 11 investments totalling ￡635m, with a total value of ￡2.3bn once private investment was counted.

Scottish government officials admitted they did not know how many street lights were involved, or the eventual CO2 savings or the total cost of this programme, arguing that the project was in its early stages.But the environment group WWF Scotland said its figures suggested that street lighting caused a significant amount of carbon emissions. The 40,000 Wholesale Led high bay light in Aberdeenshire are responsible for 8,750 tonnes of CO2, with energy bills hitting ￡1.6m, it said. Fife council's street lights made up 10% of its total carbon footprint.Richard Lochhead, the Scottish environment secretary, said that the investment quango the Scottish Futures Trust had estimated that investing about ￡350m in low-carbon measures could cut energy bills by ￡900m.

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