India implements government subsidies for one LED lamp for only 1 yuan
India pushes national energy conservation. Since March, New Delhi’s electricity users have been subsidized first, and two LED bulbs have been purchased at a price of about RMB 1 per trip, which is estimated to save 1% of total electricity consumption.
Prime Minister Narendra Modi yesterday launched a national energy-saving campaign called "Prakash Path" in the capital, New Delhi, and personally replaced the lamp in the Prime Minister's office with an LED light bulb. If the lighting in the southern part of the central government office building is completely replaced with LED lights, the monthly electricity saving is estimated to be 7000 degrees.
The Times of India reported on the 6th that it is expected that the measures to be implemented in New Delhi in March will be subsidized by the government to provide two LED bulbs for each household with an estimated 10 rupees (about RMB 0.98). The family benefits.
LED bulbs are actually priced between 350 and 600 rupees (about RMB 34.26 to 58.73 yuan) in the Indian market. Modi also handed two LED bulbs to the first registered New Delhi citizen yesterday, symbolizing the energy-saving movement starting from New Delhi.
At the same time, the campaign to promote LED homes and LED street lights in 100 cities across India was completed by March 2016.
The industry estimates that electricity consumers can replace two incandescent lamps with LED bulbs, which can save about 30 to 40 degrees of electricity per month. Each LED bulb can save about 162 rupees (about RMB 15.68) per household. If the policy implements all electricity users, New Delhi can save 230 million to 250 million kWh per month, which is equivalent to 1% of total electricity consumption.
New Delhi's electricity demand is growing at an annual rate of 8% to 10%. In summer, the peak electricity consumption is 6200 to 6400 megawatts (MW), but the power generation has not increased significantly. The new power plants have also experienced a sharp drop in power generation due to lack of gas.
Prime Minister Narendra Modi yesterday launched a national energy-saving campaign called "Prakash Path" in the capital, New Delhi, and personally replaced the lamp in the Prime Minister's office with an LED light bulb. If the lighting in the southern part of the central government office building is completely replaced with LED lights, the monthly electricity saving is estimated to be 7000 degrees.
The Times of India reported on the 6th that it is expected that the measures to be implemented in New Delhi in March will be subsidized by the government to provide two LED bulbs for each household with an estimated 10 rupees (about RMB 0.98). The family benefits.
LED bulbs are actually priced between 350 and 600 rupees (about RMB 34.26 to 58.73 yuan) in the Indian market. Modi also handed two LED bulbs to the first registered New Delhi citizen yesterday, symbolizing the energy-saving movement starting from New Delhi.
At the same time, the campaign to promote LED homes and LED street lights in 100 cities across India was completed by March 2016.
The industry estimates that electricity consumers can replace two incandescent lamps with LED bulbs, which can save about 30 to 40 degrees of electricity per month. Each LED bulb can save about 162 rupees (about RMB 15.68) per household. If the policy implements all electricity users, New Delhi can save 230 million to 250 million kWh per month, which is equivalent to 1% of total electricity consumption.
New Delhi's electricity demand is growing at an annual rate of 8% to 10%. In summer, the peak electricity consumption is 6200 to 6400 megawatts (MW), but the power generation has not increased significantly. The new power plants have also experienced a sharp drop in power generation due to lack of gas.
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