随着2011年国家发改委公布的《中国淘汰白炽灯路线图》的实施，从2016年10月1日起，销售和进口15瓦及以上普通照明用白炽灯被禁止。伴随着这次政策变动，市场上发生了哪些变化？LED灯、节能灯等产品在市场中的表现如何？北京晨报记者就这些问题采访了一些专业人士。

LED lamps have become the mainstream in the market

According to interviews with some industry insiders, LED lamps have become the mainstream in the market, while energy-saving lamps account for less than 10% of sales. Song Xin, general manager of Wanlun Huiyang Lighting Co., Ltd., pointed out that LED technology has matured and offers advantages in terms of quality, energy efficiency, and environmental protection. Additionally, its long lifespan and competitive pricing make it a popular choice among consumers.

The trend towards modern simplicity and decorative lighting has also contributed to the popularity of LED lamps. Many consumers are now opting for these types of lamps due to their versatility and design options.

Lamp manufacturers shift focus towards R&D

With white light bulbs being phased out and energy-efficient alternatives facing increased competition from LEDs, lamp manufacturers are shifting their focus towards research and development (R&D). This move is aimed at staying ahead in an increasingly competitive market characterized by technological advancements.

A growing number of companies are listing on stock exchanges as a means to secure funding for their R&D efforts. In August this year alone, Opple Lighting went public on the Shanghai Stock Exchange (SSE), sparking interest within the industry. Other companies such as Three Star Optoelectronics Co., Ltd., Taolong Commercial Lighting (Fujian) Co., Ltd., and Sichuan Huati Lighting Co., Ltd. are also waiting in line for an initial public offering (IPO).

Song Xin believes that going public serves multiple purposes beyond just securing funds; it also helps increase brand awareness among consumers. Companies listed on stock exchanges must maintain transparency about their operations which can lead to improved product quality and services.

Market shake-up expected

As technology continues to advance rapidly across various sectors including lighting products leading brands may continue maintaining their position through innovation while non-mainstream brands face greater pressure resulting from factors like raw material cost increases & intense competition both internally & externally leading many enterprises into insolvency risk every year domestically but concurrently there's entry by new players too - The capital-intensive nature of developing innovative products necessitates strong financial support which is one reason behind these firms' rush toward IPOs.

E-commerce impact mitigated

Unlike furniture or building materials where e-commerce platforms play a significant role due to standardized products making online shopping more appealing; however when it comes down-to earth experience-based purchases like home appliances or electronics people tend prefer brick-and-mortar stores over online retailers.

So far so good according to sources interviewed - though there was a slight dip during "Golden Week" sales compared last year still consumer preference leaning heavily towards branded goods remains steady.

In conclusion based upon current trends observed we might say: While challenges do exist especially around product homogenization intensified price wars alongside e-commerce disruption several key elements remain crucial indicators that illuminate future prospects for our sector – high-quality offerings superior service offerings effective use-of digital platforms coupled with strategic partnerships between suppliers distributors retailers will all be pivotal components driving growth forward even amidst turmoil.

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