Are the LEDs coming our way?
By Hans Nilsson / Published on Thu, 2007-07-05 07:00
LED (Light Emitting Diode) applications have so far looked rather odd when they have been advertised as replacements for lightbulbs. Now, there is an application with a replacement product for light tubes that also look like a tube.
As with so many other new products, they are tremendously expensive and in this case a tube will cost you 100-110€ a piece. However, if the technology works, that price will surely drop fast.
Tagged with
Rating
People who read this also read
Popular content
- - Report - Renewables Support Schemes and Grid Integration Policies
- - Huge potential for energy savings: improved regulatory models for efficient investment and loss reduction in electricity network
- - Harmonics Impact Over Protection System of Power Generator
- - RETScreen Wins REEEP Funding for new MTV Tool
- - Energy master plan by OMA: North Sea super ring of wind farms
- - Report - Renewables Support Schemes and Grid Integration Policies
- - Chile – Renewable energy target attracts developers… even though there isn’t a green tariff
- - Research Priorities for Renewable Energy Technology by 2020 and Beyond
- - The cost development of wind energy
- - Are Zero Energy Buildings a Bridge too Far?
- 89176 page views this month
- 68659 email subscribers
- 4390 registered users
- 668 RSS readers (via feedburner)
Comments
using existing infrastructure
By Hans De Keulenaer / Published on Sun, 2007-07-08 9:25This is very promising, since using this new technology will be much less disruptive for consumers.
In a similar vein, the proposed ban on incandescent lighting would be much more digestible/feasible if it wouldn't mean replacing a wide variety of lighting aramtures currently in use.
Reply