LED street lights will become a standard facility in India, New Delhi ready for full facelift

According to the India Daily reported, New Delhi energy secretary Satyendra Jain announced that in the near future, LED street lamps will become one of the standard facilities in New Delhi. The government is preparing to fully replace the traditional street lights for energy-saving LED lights.

New Delhi city light is about 60 billion watts of energy consumption (MW), and the replacement of LED lights will be able to significantly reduce energy consumption.

"We're going to make LED street lights a standard infrastructure in New Delhi," he said at an exhibition of LED products. I have instructed the central Ministry of public construction (The Public Works Department of India) this new direction. If the government creates the market, demand will come into being, and the prices of these products will decline. "

While emphasizing the importance of sustainable management, the Secretary said India needs to focus on the development of renewable energy sources such as solar energy. With the proper financial mode, reduce the price of solar and other green energy products.

At the time of the AAP, the cost of solar energy was 7 rupees per kilowatt hour, and the price is now down to the level of RS 4.53 India. (compile: China LED network emmachang)

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