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Opportunities in legislative initiatives The EuP Directive 2005/32/EC (Eco-Design Requirements for Energy using Products) defines requirements for the environmentally-sustainable design of energy using products. It is a framework of guidelines with which requirements can be defined in implementation measures for many product groups. 6 Sustainable cities
Two of these relate to lighting. Inefficient products used for household lighting and lighting in the tertiary sector (street, office and industrial lighting) will be phased out of the market. This means that it will no longer be permitted to sell products which fail to meet these requirements in EU countries. They will lose their CE certification. Philips is prepared for the change-over and offers a complete range of alternatives. For conventional light bulbs in the form of modern energy-saving halogen and LED lamps. For fluorescent lamps, high-pressure discharge lamps and conventional ballasts there are also energy-saving alternatives. We offer environmentally-conscious economical lighting solutions with our efficient lamps, high-efficiency lights and intelligent lighting controls. Timetable for discontinuation of inefficient high-pressure discharge lamps From April each year 2010 2012 2015 2017 Sodium vapour lamps Permitted Discontinuation of inefficient sodium vapour lamps Sodium vapour replacement lamps Mercury vapour lamps Permitted Permitted Discontinuation of all sodium vapour replacement lamps Discontinuation of all mercury vapour lamps Metal halide vapour lamps Discontinuation of inefficient metal halide vapour lamps Permitted Discontinuation of all inefficient lamps Permitted Discontinuation Note: all wattages are indicative only. The deciding factor is the light output (lumen) Lamps may no longer be offered for sale. All existing stocks may be used up Sustainable cities 7
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