Light Emitting Diodes (LEDs) present an opportunity to improve public health and to provide low-cost lighting to villages while significantly reducing CO2 emissions, petroleum fuel consumption, and hazardous waste. Lighting accounts for approximately 19% of the world’s greenhouse gas emissions and widespread use of LED lighting would significantly reduce this. Aspects of LED technology, the use of LED in lighting the developing world, and means of rapidly deploying the technology in an affordable manner are discussed
This document supports The Climate Group’s ongoing LED (light emitting diode) * consultation process...
The production of electricity is responsible for approx. 40 percent of the world's CO2 emissions. A ...
Increasing the country population and the trend of industrialization caused increasing Malaysia’s el...
Artificial lighting is a major source of electricity demand globally. As the demand for lighting ser...
Artificial lighting is a major source of electricity demand globally. As the demand for lighting ser...
The sustainable development in developing and newly industrialising countries (China, India, South A...
Electrical energy consumption in Malaysia is rapidly increasing with illumination being the second l...
While the use of LEDs for indicators in consumer electronics is well known and their use in automoti...
The sustainable development in developing and newly industrialising countries (China, India, South A...
The sustainable development in developing and newly industrialising countries (China, India, South A...
Near-term climate change mitigation calls for technological innovation and widespread implementation...
The sustainable development in developing and newly industrialising countries (China, India, South A...
Technological trends and usage of LED technology are described together with its benefits to lightin...
Power industry has restructured in last decades and now it has become a commodity rather than a util...
Light emitting diodes (LEDs) have a semiconductor chip (~1 mm2 area) mounted on a concave mirror and...
This document supports The Climate Group’s ongoing LED (light emitting diode) * consultation process...
The production of electricity is responsible for approx. 40 percent of the world's CO2 emissions. A ...
Increasing the country population and the trend of industrialization caused increasing Malaysia’s el...
Artificial lighting is a major source of electricity demand globally. As the demand for lighting ser...
Artificial lighting is a major source of electricity demand globally. As the demand for lighting ser...
The sustainable development in developing and newly industrialising countries (China, India, South A...
Electrical energy consumption in Malaysia is rapidly increasing with illumination being the second l...
While the use of LEDs for indicators in consumer electronics is well known and their use in automoti...
The sustainable development in developing and newly industrialising countries (China, India, South A...
The sustainable development in developing and newly industrialising countries (China, India, South A...
Near-term climate change mitigation calls for technological innovation and widespread implementation...
The sustainable development in developing and newly industrialising countries (China, India, South A...
Technological trends and usage of LED technology are described together with its benefits to lightin...
Power industry has restructured in last decades and now it has become a commodity rather than a util...
Light emitting diodes (LEDs) have a semiconductor chip (~1 mm2 area) mounted on a concave mirror and...
This document supports The Climate Group’s ongoing LED (light emitting diode) * consultation process...
The production of electricity is responsible for approx. 40 percent of the world's CO2 emissions. A ...
Increasing the country population and the trend of industrialization caused increasing Malaysia’s el...