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Australia phasing out incandescent program

Australia phasing out the incandescent lamp plan - related Chinese forum held in Beijing the day before. The meeting was sponsored by the Australian Greenhouse Gas office, China lighting electrical association. The representatives attending the meeting are mainly domestic energy saving lamp manufacturers, as well as representatives from government agencies, research institutes, testing organizations and certification bodies. Australian Lighting Association and representatives of some international cooperation projects also attended the meeting.

The main person in charge of the Australian Greenhouse Office "phasing out inefficient lighting products plan" introduced Australia phasing out inefficient lighting products to planning background, implementation schedule, product certification requirements, registration procedures and supervision plan, on behalf of the Australian Association of lighting also introduced the local market situation.

Delegates especially representatives from enterprises to Australia phasing out inefficient lighting products plan expressed interest, and representatives of Australia requirements in product certification, registration etc. communicate.

It is reported that Australia will begin in 2008 on the prohibition of imports of light less than 15lm/W incandescent lamp products. October 2009 began to prohibit the sale of non - energy efficiency requirements of incandescent lamp products. The Australian market is entirely dependent on imported products, mainly from china.

The implementation of this program will expand to some extent in the Australian market for compact fluorescent lamp products demand, in order to meet the market demand for efficient lighting products and ensure product quality into the Australian market, Australia is developing with product certification requirements and registration procedures, the plan is completed, through the Chinese lighting the Association released from production enterprises.

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