Under the global awareness of environmental protection, LED lighting has become one of the major development policies of many countries. Under the impetus of the national policy, LED lighting will help increase the output value of LED lighting. Therefore, it is not difficult to grasp the direction of each country's subsidy plan, and quickly adapt various specifications to the manufacturers of products.

Looking at the development of the LED industry, the global LED lighting output accounted for about 3.8% of the overall lighting market in 2010. It is estimated that the global LED lighting penetration rate will exceed 10% in 2011, and the number of LED lighting used will also be 4.8 billion in 2010. Increased to 12.4 billion in 2011, it is evident that the effect of LED bulbs replacing traditional incandescent bulbs began to appear in 2011. What kind of differences will be brought about by the subsidy policies that countries have resorted to? LED lighting development in terms of regions, with North America, Europe, China and Japan currently the fastest-growing, following a brief introduction for the development of these countries.

European and U.S. government plans to grow steadily and steadily

The US lighting market is quite large. Regardless of the technology, the output value is approximately US$20 billion, accounting for 16% of the global market. Therefore, the LED development schedule set by the US Department of Energy has also become one of the important reference indicators for many LED manufacturers. At present, the development plan set by the United States, LED lighting will fully replace the incandescent lamps in 2012, and the EU will limit the sale of 100-watt incandescent lamps in 2009, and will also completely disable incandescent lamps in 2012 at the latest.

Japanese Patent Technology Standard Government Lido Counselling

Compared to other countries, Japan! LED industry is relatively advanced in research and development technology, has a number of patented technology protection, coupled with government policy support, consumer awareness of environmental protection and other factors, prompting the rapid development of the Japanese LED bulb market, from the third quarter of 2009, the penetration rate is less than 3%, in the first quarter of 2010, it quickly increased to 12%. In 2010, the penetration rate of LED bulbs in Japan reached 20%. It is estimated that in 2011, it will grow to a multiple of 30 to 40%.

China's transformation of the government’s transitional government

The LED industry in Mainland China has shown a leap-forward growth. Its main driving force comes from the high level of official support from the mainland. Recognizing the high energy demand and the shortage of electricity, the LED industry in 2003 was listed as a major technological development project for China's "10th Five-Year Plan" countries. In addition, five LED lighting bases have been set up, and the amount of subsidies for the LED industry has reached RMB 480 million during the period. Since 2006, the “Eleventh Five-Year Plan” and other projects have been launched successively, and the semiconductor lighting project has been listed as a key development project, subsidizing RMB 1 billion to RMB 1.5 billion. Yuan invested in R&D, aiming to establish L = industrial clusters to make semiconductor lighting internationally competitive. In particular, in terms of the street lamp market, the mainland invested about LED street lamps in 2007. The mainland government has high policy leadership and enforcement, and the LED lighting project of the large area street lamp has made it one of the most actively setting up LED street lamps in the world.

This large-area lighting system has also led to the rapid growth of many Taiwanese lighting plants. Take Guangding Electronics as an example, Chairman Ma Jingpeng has been keenly optimistic about the potential of the LED lighting market since 2001, and Guangding Electronics is also like this. The belief is set as follows: "With LED-based packaging as the basis, we will not rush into the production of backlight products, and do our best to develop the lighting products in the beginning.

Ma Jingpeng personally led the team to take Lianyungang as a base to catch up with the rapid development of the mainland LED lighting market. It has successfully packaged many street lamps and public space electronic signage projects locally, relying on the successful construction of the mainland lighting market. , Ding Electronic in December 2010 consolidated revenue rushed to NT$143 million, setting a new high for a single month, and was also the only LED packaging manufacturer to hit a record high. The cumulative 2010 consolidated revenue was NT$1.321 billion. About 46% growth. All this not only represents the success of Guangding from LED packaging into the lighting system project, but also shows that the mainland will continue to be supported by the government’s iron fist policy, and will become an extremely powerful area of ​​the LED lighting market with the construction of large-scale bids. .