Future of Solar Power Street Lamp In China

In city life, street lights play the very important role and are indispensable infrastructures for our day trips and night activities. Street lights improve our quality of life, decorate the night sky of the city, and also ensure the safety of our night activities. Solar powered street lamps are outdoor lighting products. Compared with traditional street lights, its biggest difference is the use of solar energy as a source of electricity. During the day, it can use solar panels to absorb solar energy, convert it into electrical energy, and store it in the battery. At night, the battery can supply power to the lamps to meet the needs of lighting. Solar power street lamps are green and environmentally friendly, save the materials needed for laying power supply lines, save a lot of manpower and material resources, improve construction efficiency, and have very good social and economic benefits.

Solar powered street lamps have become very popular in some developed countries in Europe and America. But in China, the widespread popularity of solar street lights is still a few years ago. The reason is the backward technology and unreasonable price of solar street lights. However, with the technological breakthrough and price drop of polysilicon and other important accessories, the use of solar power street lamps in China seems to usher in a bright period. First of all, environmental pollution is getting more and more serious, and environmental problems are getting more and more attention from Chinese people. As an environmentally friendly lighting product, solar power street lamps are pollution-free and are favored by more and more people.

Secondly, because solar energy is a renewable energy source, it is inexhaustible. As long as there is sunlight, it can be installed and used. This is a good thing for those areas where conventional energy is lacking. And there are some remote areas with underdeveloped transportation. There are also difficulties in the transportation of conventional energy, and these areas are often places with abundant sunshine. The use of solar power street lamps have also greatly solved their problems.

At present, China's solar lighting technology is relatively mature, and the reliability of solar lamps has been greatly improved. Some companies' solar lighting fixtures have reached or even exceeded the national lighting standards. In cities with energy shortages, power rationing, and remote areas where electricity is difficult, there is a strong generalizability. The conditions for large-scale promotion of solar power street lamps in China are ripe.

Liu Qi, deputy director of the National Energy Administration of China, confirmed yesterday that the scale of future development will be adjusted in the near future. He made it clear that the next step in China's solar photovoltaic development will usher in new development opportunities. In addition to China, many countries in the world are facing energy shortages. The development of non-renewable clean energy such as solar energy and the application of solar street lights are urgent for all energy-scarce countries.