Domestic energy-saving lamps without brand advantages sustainable development affected

Driven by the concept of energy conservation and environmental protection, many countries and regions around the world have increased their efforts to eliminate traditional high-energy products and energy conservation campaigns have been launched worldwide. This has brought tremendous opportunities for the export of energy-saving lamps in China.

According to statistics from Ningbo Customs, from January to November this year, Ningbo Port exported a total of 740 million energy-saving lamps worth US$630 million, an increase of 60.5% and 63.7% respectively from the same period of last year.

The overseas energy-saving lamp market is expected to have explosive growth in the next few years. This will inevitably cause a large number of manufacturers to flock to the market, excess capacity, and prices will gradually decline.

Once there is a lack of uniform standards to measure and regulate, it will lead to a vicious cycle of the entire market, seriously affecting the sustainable development of the industry. At present, China's energy-saving lamp market is still in a mature stage, with less independent brands, no brand advantages, uneven product quality, and inadequate technical support.