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Final Report Lot 9: Public street lighting - Amper

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Value Euro (000's)<br />

1.500.000<br />

1.450.000<br />

1.400.000<br />

1.350.000<br />

1.300.000<br />

1.250.000<br />

1999 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004<br />

Year<br />

Figure 16: Value of lamp sales in EU-25 (Source: rescaled based on population from<br />

original ELC data)<br />

Comparison of the apparent consumption figures retrieved from Eurostat with the ELC sales<br />

figures 26 gives a somewhat conflicting view (ANNEX K).<br />

One must bear in mind that the figures from these two data sources can not be interpreted<br />

straightforward for several reasons:<br />

ELC sales figures do not include lamps for vehicles or lamps for projectors.<br />

ELC sales of ‘metal halide lamps’ are reported in Prodcom as ‘Mercury vapour<br />

discharge lamps’ (pers. Comm.. of Mr. B. Kenis from Philips on 04/08/2006)<br />

Furthermore extra-EU-25 imports should be added to the ELC sales figures for a more<br />

univocal comparison with the calculated “Apparent consumption” from Eurostat.<br />

To get a more univocal comparison of the “Apparent consumption” with EU-25 ELC sales<br />

figures, the sold volumes of metal halide lamps are added to the sold volumes of mercury lamps<br />

reported by ELC. Furthermore the extra-EU imports (retrieved from Europroms) are added to<br />

the ELC EU-25 sales figures to get a better indication of the “Actual consumption” in Europe.<br />

Table 157 to Table 160 in ANNEX K present the calculations and results of the comparison of<br />

“Apparent consumption” with “Actual consumption” for the different types of lamps used in<br />

<strong>street</strong> <strong>lighting</strong>.<br />

For linear and special product fluorescent lamps the apparent consumption almost equals the<br />

EU-25 sales in 2003 and 2004, but for 2001 and 2002 the apparent consumption corresponds<br />

better to the actual consumption figures. For compact fluorescent lamps the apparent<br />

consumption seems to be rather consistent with the actual consumption (Percentage difference<br />

ranging from -13% to -23%).<br />

While for mercury lamps the relative difference between apparent and actual consumption in<br />

2000-2004 ranges between 3,7-32,8%, the difference for sodium lamps is much more<br />

26 Rescaled to EU-25 based on population<br />

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