Advanced Lighting Products

发布时间：2007.6

内容介绍

Demand to see double-digit annual gains through 2011
US demand for advanced lighting products
is forecast to rise over ten percent per year through 2011. Gains will be fueled by consumer desires for more energy efficient lighting, which will boost demand for compact fluorescent lamps. In addition, development of improved light emitting diode (LED) technology will create tremendous gains for these products in lighting applications.
The US is a net importer of advanced lighting products, and imports are expected to continue to expand faster than both overall demand and exports through 2011, further widening the trade deficit. Import advances will be aided by the ongoing emphasis on price in the US market, as foreign-produced products are often less expensive than US-made lamps. This trend will be supported by the popularity of compact fluorescent lamps, which are dominated by imports.
Compact fluorescent demand
to benefit from push toward ‘green’ products
Rising interest in “green” technologies has spurred compact fluorescent demand. This trend is expected to continue, as major retailers such as Wal-Mart aggressively
market these products in an effort to boost their own environmental image. Although more expensive than traditional incandescent lamps, compact fluorescents
offer superior energy efficiency and longer lifespans. These products will continue to gain significant media exposure
from environmental activists, and
Reliable analysis from Freedonia China team; details at www.freedoniagroup.commay even benefit from potential statewide bans on incandescents.
LEDs are also expected to have strong growth. Gains will benefit from increased penetration in motor vehicle applications
such as rear lighting, panel displays and interior lighting. In addition, high brightness LEDs offer long term potential for penetration into building illumination markets. LEDs offer superior energy efficiency
and long lifespan.
US lighting industry highly
concentrated
The advanced lighting industry in the US is highly concentrated, with the three largest producers -- GE Lighting, Osram Sylvania (Siemens) and Philips Lighting -- supplying the majority of total sales in 2006. In addition to these large firms, the US lamp industry encompasses a number of small- to mid-sized companies that remain competitive by focusing on niche products and markets.
Study coverage
Advanced Lighting Products is a new Freedonia industry study available for $4400. It presents historical demand data as well as forecasts to 2011 and 2016 by product and market. This study also considers market environment factors, evaluates company market share data and profiles 36 US industry competitors.

目录及图表

Market Environment
General
Demographic Trends
Macroeconomic Outlook
Consumer Income & Spending Outlook
Construction Trends
Residential
Nonresidential
Nonbuilding
Manufacturing Outlook
Durable Goods
Motor Vehicles
Aircraft
Electronic Products
Pricing Trends
Technology & Raw Materials
Environmental & Regulatory Issues
International Activity & Foreign Trade
PRODUCTS
General
High Intensity Discharge
Types
Metal Halide
Sodium Vapor
Mercury Vapor
Applications
Market Share
LEDs
Types
Conventional
Types
Substrates
Organic
Applications
Market Share
Component Manufacturers
Systems Integrators
Specialty Fluorescent
Types
Compact Fluorescent
Product Characteristics
Suppliers
High Output Fluorescent
Other
Remote Source Lighting
Types
Fiber Optic
Other
Applications
Market Share

MARKETS
General
Buildings
Residential
Nonresidential
Motor Vehicles
Applications
OEM/Aftermarket
Vehicle Types
Signage & Displays
Transportation Infrastructure
Consumer Electronics
Aerospace & Defense
Other
INDUSTRY STRUCTURE
Industry Composition
Market Share
Competitive Strategies
Mergers & Acquisitions
Cooperative Agreements
Manufacturing Considerations
Marketing
Distribution
Consumer
Nonresidential
OEM
Company Profiles
Executive Summary
1 Summary Table
Market Environment
1 Macroeconomic Outlook
2 Personal Income & Expenditures
3 Resident Population & Households
4 Construction Expenditures
5 Construction Stock
Cht Year of Construction of Housing Stock
6 Residential Building Construction
Expenditures
7 Housing Indicators
8 Residential Repair & Improvement
Expenditures
9 Nonresidential Construction
Expenditures
10 Nonresidential Repair & Improvement
Expenditures
11 Nonresidential Building Stock
12 Nonbuilding Construction Expenditures
13 Highway & Street Construction
Expenditures
14 Motor Vehicle Indicators
15 Other Transportation Equipment
Production
16 Durable Goods Shipments

PRODUCTS
1 Specialty Lighting Supply & Demand
Cht Specialty Lighting Value Demand
by Type, 2006
Cht Specialty Lighting Shipments
by Type, 2006
2 High Intensity Discharge Lamp
Supply & Demand
3 High Intensity Discharge Lamp
Demand by Type
4 Metal Halide Lamp Demand
5 Sodium Vapor Lamp Demand
6 Mercury Vapor Lamp Demand
7 HID Lamp Demand by Application
8 LED Supply & Demand
9 Specialty Fluorescent Lamp Demand
10 Compact Fluorescent Lamp Demand
11 High Output Fluorescent Lamp Demand
12 Other Fluorescent Lamp Demand
13 Remote Source Lighting Demand
14 Other Specialty Lighting Demand
MARKETS
1 Specialty Lighting Demand by Market
Cht Specialty Lighting Demand
by Market, 2006
2 Building Demand by Building
& Lighting Type
3 Residential Lamp Demand by Use &
Lighting Type & Housing Type
4 Nonresidential Specialty Lighting
Demand by Building & Type
5 Motor Vehicle Specialty Lighting
Demand
6 Motor Vehicle Specialty Lighting
Demand by Application
7 Motor Vehicle Specialty Lighting
Demand by Sector
8 Motor Vehicle Specialty Lighting
Demand by Vehicle Type
9 Signage & Displays Market
for Specialty Lighting
10 Transportation Infrastructure Market
for Specialty Lighting
11 Aerospace & Defense Market
for Specialty Lighting
12 Other Markets Demand
for Specialty Lighting
INDUSTRY STRUCTURE
1 US Sales for Selected Producers, 2006
Cht US Specialty Lighting
Market Share, 2006
2 Mergers & Acquisitions
3 Selected Cooperative Agreements