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Advanced Lighting Products forecasts to 2011 and 2016

Released on = July 5, 2007, 3:34 am

Press Release Author = Bharat Book Bureau

Industry = Energy

Press Release Summary = US demand for advanced lighting products is forecast to rise
over ten percent per year through 2011.

Press Release Body = Demand to see double-digit annual gains through 2011

Gains will be fueled by consumer desires for more energy efficient lighting, which
will boost demand for compact fluorescent lamps. In addition, development of
improved light emitting diode (LED) technology will create tremendous gains for
these products in lighting applications.

The US is a net importer of advanced lighting products, and imports are expected to
continue to expand faster than both overall demand and exports through 2011, further
widening the trade deficit. Import advances will be aided by the ongoing emphasis on
price in the US market, as foreign-produced products are often less expensive than
US-made lamps. This trend will be supported by the popularity of compact fluorescent
lamps, which are dominated by imports.

Compact fluorescent demand to benefit from push toward ‘green’ products

Rising interest in \"green\" technologies has spurred compact fluorescent demand. This
trend is expected to continue, as major retailers such as Wal-Mart aggressively
market these products in an effort to boost their own environmental image. Although
more expensive than traditional incandescent lamps, compact fluorescents offer
superior energy efficiency and longer lifespans. These products will continue to
gain significant media exposure from environmental activists, and may even benefit
from potential statewide bans on incandescents. LEDs are also expected to have
strong growth. Gains will benefit from increased penetration in motor vehicle
applications such as rear lighting, panel displays and interior lighting. In
addition, high brightness LEDs offer long term potential for penetration into
building illumination markets. LEDs offer superior energy efficiency and long
lifespan.

US lighting industry highly concentrated

The advanced lighting industry in the US is highly concentrated, with the three
largest producers -- GE Lighting, Osram Sylvania (Siemens) and Philips Lighting --
supplying the majority of total sales in 2006. In addition to these large firms, the


US lamp industry encompasses a number of small- to mid-sized companies that remain
competitive by focusing on niche products and markets.

Study coverage

Advanced Lighting Products is a new Freedonia industry study available for $4400. It
presents historical demand data as well as forecasts to 2011 and 2016 by product and
market. This study also considers market environment factors, evaluates company
market share data and profiles 36 US industry competitors.

For more information, please visit:
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