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Energy Efficient Lighting Products Market - UK 2010-2014
AMA Research, March 2010, Pages: 85
AMA Research have been researching and publishing reports on the UK lighting and electrical products market for over 18 years, and this report represents a significant review of a fast moving and fast changing sector.
In contrast to the overall Lighting Products Sector which has reached a mature stage in terms of market growth, the Energy Efficient sector presents both opportunities and challenges for manufacturers, distributors and retailers alike, driven by legislative and cultural change towards improved sustainability credentials and ongoing operating efficiencies.
Growth rates for this market remain strong as energy efficient products displace the traditional lighting products, facilitated by design changes which allow energy efficient lamps to be used in traditional-type luminaires, allowing retrospective fitting. As a result significant growth is expected over the next few years, despite the likely impact of the recession and possible Government cutbacks in spending on the overall lighting market.
Key product sectors covered in the report include:
- Energy efficient lamp/bulb sector – market size, key products, drivers for change, definitions, market developments, future prospects etc.
- Energy efficient luminaire and controls sector – market size, market developments, key products, drivers for change, definitions, future prospects etc.
- Areas of particular interest:
- Estimates of energy efficient lighting market - 2005 with forecasts to 2014.
- Market size by product group, i.e. lamps and luminaries (fittings and controls), 2005 and forecast to 2014.
- Value split of domestic and non-domestic end use sectors.
- Key market influences and drivers – e.g. construction trends, as well as a brief analysis of important end use sectors – including housing, retail, offices, etc.
- An overview of directives, legislation, schemes etc - relevant to the market.
- A review of major suppliers and recent energy efficient product developments.
Some of the companies featured include:
Abacus Lighting, Advanced LEDs, Aimbry Ltd, Ansell Lighting, Ansorg GmbH, AP Lamp Distributors, Aurora Ltd, B.E.G. UK Ltd, BDC, BLV Licht und Vakuumtechnik Gmbh, Brandon Medical, British Electric Lamps Ltd (Bell), Candela LIGHT, Chalmit Lighting, Chalmor, City Electrical Factors, Clearvision, Compact Lighting, Cooper Lighting and Safety Ltd, CP Electronics,Danlers Ltd, David Webster (DW) Limited, Doyle & Tratt Products Ltd, dpa Lighting Consultants, Edmundson Electrical, Efficientlight.co.uk, Electric Center, Endon Lighting Ltd, Ex-Or Ltd, Eyre & Elliston Ltd, Firstlight Products, Fozz Lighting, Franklite, FW Thorpe Group plc, GE Lighting, Hager UK Ltd, Havells Sylvania, Holophane Lighting Ltd, Iguana, International Lamps Ltd, JH Miller and Sons Ltd, LAPD Consultants, Litebulbs.co.uk, Llumarlite Ltd, Lutron, Maxwell Electronics, Megaman, Mico Lighting, Nick Smith Associates, Osram, Philips Lighting UK, Procom Services Ltd, Rexel UK, Riegens Lighting Ltd, Ryness Lighting and Electrical, Sangamo, Schneider Electric, Searchlight Setsquare Ltd, Spearmark Lighting, Status International UK Ltd, Stearn Electric Company Ltd,The Associated Lighting Group, The Light Corporation, The Renewable Energy Shop, Thorlux Lighting, Thorn Lighting, Thorn Lighting UK, Tridonic Atco, Trilight, Trilux, Whitecroft Lighting, Zeta Controls, Zumtobel Aktiengesellschaft
Key areas covered in the report include:
MARKET OVERVIEW
- Market size and overview – market definition, total energy efficient lighting market 2005–2009 with forecasts to 2014.
- Future prospects – key drivers, increased pace of change, changing consumer attitudes, product costs and benefits, product subsidies etc.
- Product mix by main product group, i.e. lamps and luminaires (inclusive of fittings and controls) for energy efficient lighting.
- Value mix of domestic and non-domestic markets for energy efficient lighting, reasons for changing mix.
- Identification of key market drivers including energy costs, EU directives, legislation and industry initiatives (EEC, EELS, DEELS etc.), construction output, building regulations and others.
ENERGY EFFICIENT SECTOR - LAMPS
- Definition and market size – recent trends and estimates for 2005-09.
- Future trends and forecasts of market size to 2014.
- Overview and analysis of current situation – product development, Directives/Legislation, development of LEDs etc.
- Assessment of the market for energy efficient lamps by end use sectors – domestic and non-domestic market sizes, key sectors, trends etc.
- Review of key drivers – consumer attitudes, pricing developments, costs/benefits of energy-efficient lamps, phase-out programmes.
ENERGY EFFICIENT SECTOR - LUMINAIRES
- Definitions and market size – recent trends and estimates for 2005-09.
- Future trends and forecasts of market size to 2014. Development of the entire lighting market towards energy efficiency.
- Overview and analysis of current situation – product development, Directives etc.
- Assessment of the market for energy efficient luminaires by end use sectors – domestic and non-domestic market sizes, trends, key sectors etc.
- Review of key drivers – development of improved lighting control systems, product design and marketing etc.
SUPPLY
- Overview of the supply sector.
- Future prospects - globalisation, import tariffs etc.
- Review of main manufacturers and product developments in the lamp sector.
- Review of main manufacturers and product developments in the luminaires and lighting control systems sector.
DISTRIBUTION
- Identification of main distribution channels including wholesalers and distributors (general electrical suppliers and specialised lighting distributors) and retailers.
- Changes in distribution, key players, future prospects.
- The retail category encompasses DIY and grocery multiples, high street chains and department stores, electrical and hardware independents, lighting specialists and mail order/Internet suppliers.
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