In Taiwan, the “Energy Saving Promotion Program†issued by the Ministry of Economic Affairs was launched. The goal is to replace incandescent bulbs in a short period of time, and to replace traditional lighting with LED lamps with better energy saving.
Ye Huiqing, the energy director of the Ministry of Economic Affairs, pointed out that according to the lighting energy-saving promotion plan formulated by the Ministry of Economic Affairs, the first stage is to replace the energy-efficient incandescent lamps with energy-saving light bulbs. The government will take the lead in demonstrating that the central and local public organizations will be The incandescent lamp was fully eliminated before the end of 2008. In 2008, we will conduct voluntary reloading operations in places where incandescent lamps are used in hotels, hotels, homes, agriculture, and stadiums.
The Energy Bureau of the Ministry of Economic Affairs estimates that after the popularization of LED lights, the electricity used for lighting can be reduced by 40%, about 10.7 billion kWh. The government and the private sector will spend a total of 26.75 billion yuan.
According to the information of the Energy Bureau, in the case of brightness, a 20-watt, 200-yuan energy-saving light bulb replaces the 100-watt, 20-yuan incandescent lamp that is commonly used by people. It can save 660 yuan in electricity expenses in three years.
At the same time, the Ministry of Economic Affairs will also set a “basic energy efficiency benchmark for lighting sources†in accordance with the Energy Management Law. After 2012, the production and sales of low-efficiency light sources such as incandescent lamps will be banned.
Ye Huiqing pointed out that the Energy Bureau has completed the draft amendment to the Energy Management Law and sent it to the court for consideration. After the third reading of the future decree and the implementation of the announcement, it will be possible to further prohibit the use of low-efficiency light sources such as incandescent lamps by specific energy users such as department stores and hotels.
Although the price of the energy-saving bulb is 10 times that of the incandescent lamp, the average life span is up to 3 times that of the incandescent lamp, and the annual electricity consumption is only 20% of the incandescent lamp. It is estimated that the average three-bedroom and two-bedroom homes will save 1,000 to 2,000 yuan in electricity costs after a full replacement of the energy-saving bulbs.
As for the LED lamps with better energy efficiency than the energy-saving bulbs, they are listed as the second stage implementation targets.
The Energy Bureau estimates that Taiwan's lighting power consumption is about 26 billion kWh per year. After the popularity of LED lights, the lighting power will drop to 1.53 billion kWh. The electricity saved is equivalent to one year's power generation of a wheat carp power plant. The electricity bill saved by the government and the private sector amounted to NT$26.75 billion.
In order to save energy, Wensu Su, the head of the Energy Bureau, said that in the past year, many traffic numbers have been completely replaced with LED lights. It is expected to be fully refitted before 2012. In 2008, the plan will be promoted in selected regions. "LED Road Street Light Demonstration Project".
The Energy Bureau of the Ministry of Economic Affairs will coordinate the Ministry of the Interior to amend the Fire Protection Law and promote the export sign lights and evacuation direction indicators of buildings such as homes and office buildings, all using energy-saving LED products. The Energy Bureau estimates that LED lights should be used in general lighting for homes, office spaces, etc., and should mature before 2011 and become popular in 2030.
Ye Huiqing, the energy director of the Ministry of Economic Affairs, pointed out that according to the lighting energy-saving promotion plan formulated by the Ministry of Economic Affairs, the first stage is to replace the energy-efficient incandescent lamps with energy-saving light bulbs. The government will take the lead in demonstrating that the central and local public organizations will be The incandescent lamp was fully eliminated before the end of 2008. In 2008, we will conduct voluntary reloading operations in places where incandescent lamps are used in hotels, hotels, homes, agriculture, and stadiums.
The Energy Bureau of the Ministry of Economic Affairs estimates that after the popularization of LED lights, the electricity used for lighting can be reduced by 40%, about 10.7 billion kWh. The government and the private sector will spend a total of 26.75 billion yuan.
According to the information of the Energy Bureau, in the case of brightness, a 20-watt, 200-yuan energy-saving light bulb replaces the 100-watt, 20-yuan incandescent lamp that is commonly used by people. It can save 660 yuan in electricity expenses in three years.
At the same time, the Ministry of Economic Affairs will also set a “basic energy efficiency benchmark for lighting sources†in accordance with the Energy Management Law. After 2012, the production and sales of low-efficiency light sources such as incandescent lamps will be banned.
Ye Huiqing pointed out that the Energy Bureau has completed the draft amendment to the Energy Management Law and sent it to the court for consideration. After the third reading of the future decree and the implementation of the announcement, it will be possible to further prohibit the use of low-efficiency light sources such as incandescent lamps by specific energy users such as department stores and hotels.
Although the price of the energy-saving bulb is 10 times that of the incandescent lamp, the average life span is up to 3 times that of the incandescent lamp, and the annual electricity consumption is only 20% of the incandescent lamp. It is estimated that the average three-bedroom and two-bedroom homes will save 1,000 to 2,000 yuan in electricity costs after a full replacement of the energy-saving bulbs.
As for the LED lamps with better energy efficiency than the energy-saving bulbs, they are listed as the second stage implementation targets.
The Energy Bureau estimates that Taiwan's lighting power consumption is about 26 billion kWh per year. After the popularity of LED lights, the lighting power will drop to 1.53 billion kWh. The electricity saved is equivalent to one year's power generation of a wheat carp power plant. The electricity bill saved by the government and the private sector amounted to NT$26.75 billion.
In order to save energy, Wensu Su, the head of the Energy Bureau, said that in the past year, many traffic numbers have been completely replaced with LED lights. It is expected to be fully refitted before 2012. In 2008, the plan will be promoted in selected regions. "LED Road Street Light Demonstration Project".
The Energy Bureau of the Ministry of Economic Affairs will coordinate the Ministry of the Interior to amend the Fire Protection Law and promote the export sign lights and evacuation direction indicators of buildings such as homes and office buildings, all using energy-saving LED products. The Energy Bureau estimates that LED lights should be used in general lighting for homes, office spaces, etc., and should mature before 2011 and become popular in 2030.
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