Central state organs to complete energy-saving lighting system transformation

Xinhuanet.com Beijing in October 31, reporter from the Foreign Affairs Bureau of the State Council was informed that, as of October 31st, the central state organs have been completed renovation of office area of all non energy saving lamps, realize energy-saving lamp usage rate was 100%.

From August 2007 to the end of October, the State Council organized the central state organs office lighting energy-saving renovation project. Involved in the central state organs of the units, departments of nearly 100 units, a total replacement of incandescent lamp transformation of the 64194, T12 lamps and lanterns, only 38791, T8 lamps (using inductive ballast), only 218722. According to conservative estimates, energy saving after the transformation of about 12 million 463 thousand degrees per year, equivalent to electricity tariff of $8 million 724 thousand, about 1 and a half years to recover investment.

Units generally reflect the transformation not only saves energy, but also improve the lighting brightness, improve the office environment. The transformation of the central state organs of energy-saving work is a big step forward, each unit by actively cooperate with the fixture installation, improve the energy saving work of support, deepen the understanding of the importance of energy conservation work, establish a good image of government agencies energy-saving, which lays a foundation for future energy-saving work smoothly.

The next step, the national authority will organize relevant experts and institutions of the lighting system after the transformation of quality tracking, cut the number of lamps more than standard illumination, to further expand the potential of energy saving; to avoid the replaced light pollution of the environment, the HKMA will cooperate with the relevant enterprises, waste tissue unified recovery tube, environmental treatment to ensure the transformation from start to finish, every detail of the requirements of energy-saving and environmental protection work in the fall.

Source: North network