Cross-Strait Energy Saving Policy Illuminates LED Streetlights in Taiwan

The two sides of the strait implement energy-saving policies. In 2012, the company officially launched a streetlight full-scale LED bid, subsidy, or expansion of pilots. It also brought new lighting opportunities to LED plants in Taiwan. Guang Baoke, Delta Electronics, and Everlight are directly benefiting from the Group's resources and street lamp integration capabilities, while Jingdian, Handan, Ai Feisen, and Yuhong can also benefit indirectly from LED components.

Taiwan will officially launch a comprehensive replacement of LED street lights at the end of this year. When Wu Dunyi visited the Guangbo Branch on the 19th, he pointed out that Taiwan’s Ministry of Economic Affairs has allocated NT$4.4 billion in NT$ funding to change street lighting from traditional lighting to LED lighting. About 326,000. It is expected that the policy on energy conservation will allow the government, private sector, academia and industry to cooperate to enable Taiwan's optoelectronics and flat panel display industry to cultivate more talents, create more output value and employment opportunities, and drive the local economy forward.

In terms of LED streetlights in the mainland, not only will the "10-city Wanxie" be expanded to "50 cities, 2 million baht" from this year, but also the "2012 Semiconductor Lighting Products Financial Subsidy Promotion Project" will be publicly tendered on March 20th. The LED lighting subsidies for the case include indoor downlights, spotlights, and street lights. It was difficult for Taiwanese LED factories to break into the barriers of LED streetlights in the Mainland because this week's “Bridge Industry Cross-strait LED Industry Bridge Conference” was expected to meet common standards and tests so that Taiwanese businessmen who had not been allowed to enter the market would have the opportunity to join.

Jing Bing Chairman Li Bingjie pointed out that the mainland’s expansion of the pilot has little substantive significance for Taiwan’s LED manufacturers, but that standards and testing are common with the mainland, and the expanded pilot has become a stepping stone to this market. The cross-strait LED standards and tests will help Taiwanese LED companies to provide products for mainland customers to test and meet standards.

Guangbao Chief Executive Chen Guangzhong stated that the specification requirements of Taiwan's LED streetlights are of high quality and that Guangbao Group has the capability of packaging LED components. Guanglin Group also has a name in the US streetlight market and integrates the Group's strengths. Branch is able to benefit from the full LEDization of LED street lamps in Taiwan.