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Two sessions this year's government work report, the "dignity" and the word has long attracted the applause of the venue, and "low carbon" is lead to "hot discussion." "Low-carbon life" and "low-carbon economy" is becoming a society-wide consensus, as expected from the survival and the most dominant mode of development. It is reported that two sessions on the NPC deputies and CPPCC National Committee members were presented with the "low carbon" related to the motions of the total about 10%.

    National People's Congress, Party Secretary Li Jian, Wuhan University, has served as National Semiconductor Lighting Project Leading Group, who have suggested that the government work report written into the low-carbon economy is necessary and suggested that with the era of low-carbon economy, we should further accelerate the development of semiconductor lighting industry. Li Jian said following the semiconductor lighting is incandescent lighting, fluorescent after the revolution. As with the traditional incandescent, fluorescent than the semiconductor lighting energy-saving effect, so, the development of low-carbon economy, especially the importance of promoting low-carbon lives.

    The current situation, the world has many countries and regions in the semiconductor lighting has been a very good development. For example, the United States from 2006 to 2011 a year to 50 million U.S. dollars for the semiconductor lighting program (NGLI) of the technology development. By 2010, the United States will have 55% of incandescent and fluorescent lamps have been replaced by semiconductors, saving 35 billion U.S. dollars annually. Japan started in 2003, the semiconductor Lighting Plan Phase II. 2010 white LED luminous efficiency of 120lm / w, by 2020, hopes to replace 50% of the incandescent and all fluorescent. The European project in 2020 using the LED luminous efficiency of 200lm / w, the energy consumption by 20%.

    Contrast the above countries and regions in the semiconductor lighting achievements, China's semiconductor lighting industry can be said that the relatively slow development. It has been predicted that if the country promoting the use of 1.2 billion energy-saving lamps, its energy-saving effect is equivalent to create a new Three Gorges Power Station. Therefore, in order to promote the people's livelihood is closely related to high-tech industries to develop better and faster, grow into a strategic emerging industries, the National Development and Reform Commission has been with the United Nations Development Program (UNDP), the Global Environment Facility (GEF) in collaboration to carry out the "China to phase out incandescent light, accelerate the dissemination of energy-saving lamps" project.

    In addition, China has launched a green lighting project, semiconductor lighting project in the ten key energy-saving projects, high-tech industrialization demonstration projects, enterprise technological upgrading and structural adjustment of the special, 863 plans have the field of new materials to support the semiconductor lighting technology research and development and industrialization projects, it has had a good R & D infrastructure, and initially formed a complete industrial chain, and in the downstream integration of applications has certain advantages, which are embodied want to accelerate the development of China's semiconductor lighting industry, the confidence and determination.

    In this regard, Li Jian recommended that in order to make semiconductor lighting industry has a faster and better development, it is necessary to encourage the use of semiconductor lighting as soon as possible the policy of energy saving lamps, energy-saving lamps on the purchase of semiconductor lighting, the appropriate amount of financial subsidies in order to expedite semiconductor lighting in every household. The second is to increase its semiconductor lighting industry, the strength of key technologies, and strive to master core technologies with independent intellectual property rights. 3 is applied to promote development and accelerating the implementation of Science and Technology Organization, "10 City, 10000," Model Action. Fourth, we should pay greater attention to standards and testing to ensure product quality and to promote the healthy development of this emerging industry.
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