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The LED lighting brand section has been signed up by 200 exhibitors

The organizer Photonic Industry and Technology Development Association (PIDA) has disclosed that the 2012 exhibitor number and booth number represent an 18% and 17% increase from the 2011 event, respectively. Another impressive fact is that 50% more mainland Chinese exhibitors will participate in the show this year, compared to 2011.

According to PIDA, horticultural applications of LED lighting and LED lighting brands will take center stage at this show this year. The LED lighting brand section has been signed up by 200 exhibitors.

PIDA estimates that Taiwan can save around 50 billion kilowatt hours of electricity a year should LED replace all conventional lamps. The organization pointed out that LED lighting penetration has reached over 40% in Japan after the March 11, 2011 earthquake.

 At the Guangzhou International Lighting Exhibition, Philips has discussed China’s LED transformation in the lighting industry with China Association of Lighting Industry (CALI) and China Solid State Lighting Alliance (CSSLA). During this panel discussion, China’s leading industry leaders will also discuss opportunities how the government, trade associations and companies can collaborate in driving this transformation.
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