Objective
This project aims to provide market research on:
- how light is used in the commercial sector (type, wattages, the frequency of use, ...).
- where and by whom is energy efficient lighting used (customer category, motive of purchase, payback time, ...).
- how controls are used (presence control, time control and daylight control).
- what is the potential for more energy efficient lighting (shift to other lighting sources or systems and more use of controls and daylight).
Expected results are to map:
- the motivation of and attitudes towards the purchase of light sources and the barriers which appear for use of energy efficient lighting.
- the conditions and barriers which are common in EU.
- the potential for use of energy efficient lighting.
- an estimation of the energy used for lighting in the commercial sector which can be used as a baseline scenario for future energy use in forecast models.
Actions to be taken are:
- all relevant market research on lighting will be studied in order to ensure that no duplication of effort occurs.
- surveys will be performed in the participating countries in order to provide the market analysis and characterize the present market.
- meetings and discussions with manufactures, retailers, designers/architects, government agencies, utilities and user organisations in order to understand the actual situation, the future expectations, possible developments, etc.
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2800 Lyngby
Denmark
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