Indonesia's energy-saving lamps in the first quarter 2009 production is expected to surge 40%

Indonesia quarter of 2009, paragraph 1, the energy-saving (Hemat energi) light output is expected to rise significantly by 40%, by 2008 the 12 million the first quarter of 20 million to become. The Indonesian government as a result of which is to be five kinds of products, electrical appliances, shoes, clothing, children's toys, as well as drinks and food import restrictions, imports of energy-saving lamps will continue to decline in the forecast. Electric Industry Association of Indonesia (Aperlindo) president John Manoppo said that the import restrictions on Indonesia's production of energy-saving lamp industry has a positive impact on performance. According to the report of the Association until March, Indonesia's national production of this type of lamp the same period last year increased by about 30 ─ 40%, while the labor force increased by about 2,000 people. Drainage estimated consumption of energy-saving lamps nationwide this year, about 100 million 60 million. From the production point of view, until in 2009 Q1, the number 20000000 in standard, not to mention the above results to the stability of production, the domestic electric supply industry to the market at least 80 million. Although consumption can not satisfy all, at least, its efficiency by only 30% of the average annual increase to 50%.

Indonesian Ministry of Industry of telecommunications, media and information and transportation industry Budi Darmadi Secretary considers that imports reduce the lamp is a policy of import restrictions and implement a positive sign. Ordinance by the above-mentioned trade ministers, energy-saving lamps imported products can only be provided through the five ports, namely Tanjung & P credit (Jakarta), Tanjung艾玛斯(Semarang), not to man Bay (Medan), Jia Connaught a hada (Makassar) and Pelindo (杜麦) and all international airports to be carried out. In addition, their import may be changed only by the importers and manufacturers to registered importers.