As the world leader in lighting, our role is not just to operate responsibly, but to help our stakeholders play their part in minimizing and averting the impact of climate change. Signify has made its call to action many times before: we need actions, and we need them yesterday. What is required now is coordinated international planning and fundamental changes in governmental and business thinking. Meaningful change is going to take more than a little individual recycling or turning down our home thermostat. There’s a widespread sense of unrest that calls for action, not words, to minimize and avert the damage we as human beings have caused to the planet we share.Įach of us plays a role in creating positive impact, but those roles are not of equal weight. The clock is ticking and the world is warming. In the approach to the UN’s COP26 Climate Change Conference, a sense of impatience has echoed across news channels. LED lighting is also 10x more proficient than incandescent lighting.We need to accelerate the switch toward energy-efficient connected LEDs. Their low cost of operation and reduced heat losses also makes them replacements for incandescent lights. LED lights are efficient, reliable, and have a longer life span than traditional lighting sources including indoor and outdoor solutions. Growth in the industry is also propelled by rising concerns of renewable, clean energy and global regulatory policies for energy consumption. Demand for power-efficient illuminating systems for residential, commercial, and industrial sectors has increased significantly over the past several years.
The global LED lighting market size is estimated at USD 30 billion. Here’s a quick dive into all of the things we’ve highlighted about the LED Lighting industry. TradeRiver has identified the LED Lighting industry among a number of high growth industries where innovation and disruption are either happening or in desperate need of occurrence.
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