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The lighting industry is abuzz with new technologies to meet energy savings requirements. Compact fluorescent lights, CFLs, light emitting diodes, LEDs, and organic light emitting diodes, OLEDs, are becoming familiar terms.

The CFL was expected to become the dominant provider of residential general illumination. But the success of the CFL is also its failure. Its longer life has cut into its own sales. These sales are misleading as they were initially heavily subsidized by governments. The initial quality of CFLs produced were poor resulting in less than expected net savings. The EPA warnings about how to contain a broken CFL were such that families with small children would think twice before installing one. Recyclability of the CFL has not really been addressed in a uniform way. Therefore, the once incredible wind-fall market, mandated by governments, may never be realized for CFLs. In fact US imports of CFLs rose from 144 million units in 2005 to 460 million units in 2007 (a 300% gain) but then fell to 317 million units in 2009.

Cold cathode fluorescent lights (CCFLs) hidden behind LCD displays are being replaced. Light emitting diodes (LEDs), once limited to red, amber, and green have bloomed in white light. Advances are occurring almost daily in developing white LEDs that are more naturally colored and brighter. The highest grades are called high-brights (HB-LEDs). HB-LEDs are moving in to take the lead as back-lighting agents leading to thinner, lighter, and brighter displays.

Organic light emitting diodes (OLEDs) are formed from organic rather than inorganic materials and are printed rather than etched or layered on a semiconductor chip. Printing is an economical process but requires great control. So far OLEDs are still waiting for their big technological break-though but it’s only a matter of time.

Quickly on the heels of the diodes are other more exotic technologies including quantum dots and semi-micro-electro-mechanical systems (micro machines!).

All of these competing technologies have advantages and disadvantages. As of now the markets are wide open and can accommodate many participants. Because the entry cost to some of these technologies is fairly low even small operators have chances to make big profits. However, once a 15% reduction in energy is achieved advanced lighting controls, smart grids etc. will offer less savings.

LED and Energy Efficient Lighting Worldwide Markets: Indoor, Outdoor, Residential, Commercial reviews these technologies and their applications in general illumination, illuminated signage, electronic displays and vehicular lighting applications.

Table of Content

Chapter 1: Executive Summary

Introduction to the Topic

Figure 1-1: Pictorial Development of Lighting Market

Data

Methodology

Terminology

Table 1-1: Industry versus Common Terminology

The Market

Figure 1-2: World Lighting Market, 2005-2009

Figure 1-3: Indoor, Outdoor, Residential, Commercial World Market Segments Actual 2005- 2009(e)

World Manufacturers

Figure 1-4: Selected Exports of Incandescent Bulbs, 2005-2009 ($ millions)

CFLs participation in the United States General Illumination Market

Figure 1-5: U.S. Imports of CFLs, Value and Volume, 2005-2009

General Illumination, Outdoor

Figure 1-6: Worldwide Exports of Outdoor Lighting ($ millions)

Illuminated Signage

Figure 1-7: World Market for Illuminated Signs, Actual 2005-2009, Projected 2010-2014

Figure 1-8: U.S. Market for Illuminated Signs, Actual 2005-2009, Projected 2010-2014

Vehicular Lighting

Figure 1-9: Worldwide Market for Vehicular Lighting, 2005-2009

Figure 1-10: U.S. Vehicular Lighting Systems Actual 2005-2009, Projected 2010-2014

Electronic Displays

Figure 1-11: Market Share Backlighting Technologies for LCD-TV, 2009(e)-2015(p).

Figure 1-12: World Market for LEDs ($ billions)

Figure 1-13: LED World Markets, 2009 ($ millions)

LED Price Points

Figure 1-14: World High-power HB-LED Pricing Quarter 1 2008-Quarter 1 2010

Figure 1-15: Actual and Projected Markets for HB-LEDs through 2014 ($ billions)

Figure 1-16: Effects of Stimulus Spending on White LED Pricing

Market Trends

Global Warming was the Initial Motivator

Figure 1-17: U.S. Sources of Energy Used for Generation of Electricity, 2009

The CFL and the LED

Trends in Roadway Lighting

Trends in Vehicular Lighting

Trends in Signage

Trends in Electronic Displays

Government funding

Corporate maneuverings

Emerging Technologies

Chapter 2: Overview

Incandescent

Fluorescent

Electronic Circuitry

Light Emitting Diodes (LEDs)

Figure 2-1: LED Diagram

General Illumination Requires More of LEDs

p-n Junctions

Organic LEDs

Liquid Crystal Displays (LCDs)

Figure 2-2: Liquid Crystal Display Pixel Diagram

Micro-electro-mechanical Systems (MEMS)

Interferometer Modulation

LED Backlighting

Cold Cathode Fluorescent Lamps (CCFLs)

LED

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