The Ministry of Housing and Urban-Rural Development is brewing the “Village Green Lighting” program to promote solar and LED street lights.

The LED industry quickly enters people's lives with street lights as an entry point. In the recent 6th International Conference on Intelligent, Green Building and Building Energy Efficiency and New Technology and Products Expo, Qiu Baoxing, deputy director of the Ministry of Housing and Urban-Rural Development of China, told the reporter of China Business News that China’s housing and The Ministry of Urban and Rural Construction is planning a “village green lighting” plan to promote solar and LED street lights in 200,000 Chinese villages. If there are no surprises, the program will be officially launched in the second half of 2010.

“China has 750,000 villages, of which 200,000 villages are power-deficient villages, concentrated in northwestern China.” According to Qiu Baoxing, the nighttime lighting problems that need to be solved in the 200,000 power-deficient villages can be solved by LED technology.

“A lot of rural areas have small pumping power stations. What we need to solve is to help the villages install solar energy on the one hand, and cooperate with international companies on the other hand to achieve zero carbon emissions from rural lighting.” Qiu Baoxing told reporters that “the daylight is used up and the wind. At night, use hydropower to solve rural lighting problems."

“A 40-watt conventional lamp has a life of 1,000 hours, an 11-watt energy-saving lamp has a life of 10,000 hours, and a relatively poor LED lamp can last for 50,000 hours.” From a power-saving point to a service life. Angle, the emergence of LED is inevitable. However, the biggest problem that is difficult to promote on a large scale is the cost. “An energy-saving light bulb is five times the price of an ordinary light bulb, and the price of an LED light bulb is about five times that of an energy-saving light bulb,” the professional explained.

When talking about the profit and mode of LED lighting, Lin Liangqi, CEO of Philips Lighting Greater China, said: “It’s hard to say that profit is not profitable because there are still government subsidies in the middle. At present, everyone is still exploring the stage. There are Several models: The simplest model is for companies to provide products to contract energy management companies. Contract energy management companies buy enterprise products once and then recycle them through energy savings. There is also a financial contract energy management, such as 1 million. Yuan’s products give you 200,000 a year and pay off in 5 years.”

Faced with this problem, Qiu Baoxing proposed or allowed banks to participate and launch a financial product solution.

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