Free + low price + electricity fee for LED bulbs, the Indian government will also purchase from manufacturers
According to local financial media in India, Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi has always wanted to promote LED lighting replacement to overcome the shortage of electricity in India. Recently, India has promoted a series of LED bulbs and light source stimulation policies from the central government to local governments, hoping to reduce National energy consumption.
First, there are plans to distribute LED bulbs to local residents to reduce energy consumption in the Maharashtra and other Indian People's Party areas in western India. In addition to a limited number of free LED bulbs, the local government is also able to purchase LED bulbs at a better price to encourage energy savings.
The LED light distribution plan in Maharashtra will send LED bulbs in the coming months. Among them, Nagpur, located in the eastern part of Maharashtra, will receive about 74,000 bulbs.
This plan is just the tip of the iceberg of the Indian government's plan to replace traditional fluorescent lamps with LED light sources in the next three years.
Bangli Energy Minister Chandrashekhar Bawankule, members of the Legislative Council and other government units have united to distribute LED bulbs to local residents. The government has set up LED bulb distribution centers in different locations in the city.
As far as India's plan is concerned, it is currently based on electricity bills, and each household can purchase four LED bulbs that are far below the market price. The cost of LED lights can be charged 10 rupees per month from the electricity bill, which balances government spending with energy-saving needs.
Energy Minister Bawankule said that due to the huge demand for electricity, it is estimated that each household will need an average of 10 LED bulbs to be effective. The local government has also begun to negotiate with LED bulb suppliers, hoping to reduce costs, in addition to encouraging residents to use, but also requires relevant government personnel to practice.
First, there are plans to distribute LED bulbs to local residents to reduce energy consumption in the Maharashtra and other Indian People's Party areas in western India. In addition to a limited number of free LED bulbs, the local government is also able to purchase LED bulbs at a better price to encourage energy savings.
The LED light distribution plan in Maharashtra will send LED bulbs in the coming months. Among them, Nagpur, located in the eastern part of Maharashtra, will receive about 74,000 bulbs.
This plan is just the tip of the iceberg of the Indian government's plan to replace traditional fluorescent lamps with LED light sources in the next three years.
Bangli Energy Minister Chandrashekhar Bawankule, members of the Legislative Council and other government units have united to distribute LED bulbs to local residents. The government has set up LED bulb distribution centers in different locations in the city.
As far as India's plan is concerned, it is currently based on electricity bills, and each household can purchase four LED bulbs that are far below the market price. The cost of LED lights can be charged 10 rupees per month from the electricity bill, which balances government spending with energy-saving needs.
Energy Minister Bawankule said that due to the huge demand for electricity, it is estimated that each household will need an average of 10 LED bulbs to be effective. The local government has also begun to negotiate with LED bulb suppliers, hoping to reduce costs, in addition to encouraging residents to use, but also requires relevant government personnel to practice.
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