EU announces full ban on incandescent lamps from 2010


The energy ministers of the EU member states requested the European Commission to make plans before the end of 2008. Since 2010, high-energy-consumption household lighting including incandescent lamps has been banned. The European Commission’s energy affairs committee said it will submit in December 2008. Related plans.

According to Xinhua News Agency reported on October 11, the energy ministers of EU member states on the 10th requested the European Commission to make plans before the end of 2008. From 2010, it will ban the sale of high-energy household lighting equipment including incandescent lamps in the EU.

The energy ministers of the EU member states issued a statement after a meeting on the 10th that the new plan will initiate a phased ban on incandescent lamps and other high-energy lighting equipment. The European Union countries have agreed to ban incandescent lamps and other high-energy illuminators because there are already suitable alternatives, but when incandescent lamps are disabled, problems such as shortage of alternative products and reduced product functionality should be prevented. The new program will also cover energy efficiency issues for more than 20 products including water heaters, heating equipment and refrigerators.

The European Commission's Energy Affairs Commissioner Piebalgs said at a press conference after the meeting that the European Commission will submit relevant plans in December 2008.

In June 2007, the EU lighting manufacturer decided to use eight years, that is, to completely stop the sale of incandescent lamps in the EU market by 2015.

Tests have shown that only 5% of the energy of incandescent lamps is used for lighting, and the remaining 95% of the electricity is converted into heat. The life of incandescent lamps is shorter than that of some energy-saving lamps. Researchers believe that eliminating high-energy incandescent lamps can help reduce carbon dioxide emissions. At present, some countries and regions are gradually phasing out incandescent lamps.



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