British ho throw 20 million pounds to help upgrade LED lighting

According to foreign media reports, according to a plan on the British Department of energy plans to cut power consumption in the United Kingdom, the British family may be to provide free LED lighting for supermarkets and airports to pay millions of pounds.

The British energy minister Ed Davey recently announced the implementation of 20 million pounds ($34 million 200 thousand) of taxpayers' cash tracking scheme, to provide funds for the enterprises to achieve energy efficiency upgrades including the use of LED lighting to replace the traditional lighting, and these funds will be used by those who have prepaid funds where the transformation of LED.

Davey said the company could reverse auction for funding, through all or part of the subsidies to get the entire installation work, which will help to produce a cheaper energy bill.

There are about 300 organizations, including hospitals, airports, supermarkets, have shown interest in the pilot, the British Ministry of energy and climate change (DECC) said.

The purpose of the program is to reduce the country's electricity demand, ease the risk of power outages, and to avoid the construction of more power plants. If successful, will continue to provide cash. (/LEDinside Nicole)

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