CFL/LED lamps are accepted the world over as energy efficeint, and powersaving tools, with a pleasent effect on Global Warming. This blog is a collection of articles by various experts from various sources available on the subject. Any coments, suggestions and critical reviews are most welcome.Pl click on BLOG ARCHIVE for all previous articles
Monday, November 12, 2007
India Inc turns to smart energy-Deep Focus-Sunday Specials-Opinion-The Times of India
India Inc turns to smart energy-Deep Focus-Sunday Specials-Opinion-The Times of India: "The commonly-used incandescent bulb too wastes up to 95% of its energy on generating heat — only 5% goes into producing light. This at a time when the global demand for energy is expected to grow 53% by 2030 — 70% of this demand will come from China and India alone. S Venkataramani, head, lighting division, Philips Electronics India, says, ‘‘In India, 18,000 MW power is used for lighting purposes alone annually. A study done by MAIT-Emerson Network Power (India) on network power downtime reveals... India Inc could be losing over Rs 22,000 crore in direct losses due to poor power quality and operating environment related downtime. This is estimated to be around 2.2% of the gross output of the total industrial and service sectors.’’ Now, Philips India is in the process of creating an ‘‘ecosystem’’ comprising industry bodies, governments and NGOs and education institutes to break down the barriers against adoption of energy efficient lighting. It’s promoting compact fluorescent lamps (CFL) that save energy by 80%. ‘‘That’s a saving of Rs 500 and 84 kg of CO2 per lamp per year,’’ says Venkataramani. None of these initiatives will work unless there is co"
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