Zimbabwe-LEDinside

Login | Register | Management | Member Center | Contact Us CN TW EN

2017-03-21

Zimbabwe Bans the Use of Inefficient Incandescent Bulbs

In order to improve energy efficiency, the Zimbabwe government has enacted a new law banning all manufacture, trade and use of incandescent bulbs. The ban will come into effect on May 1st. It is estimated to save up to 40 megawatts of electricity.

Continue reading →

1 [News] Nichia Successful in Recalling Dominant LEDs from Distributor as Result of Patent Infringement Lawsuit
2 [News] Making the Invisible Visible: IR:6 Sets New Standards in Infrared Technology
3 [News] Artilux and VisEra Presenting Next-gen Si-based Metalens Technology
4 [News] Polar Light Technologies Demonstrates First Pyramidal-µLED Micro-Display Prototype
5 [News] UVT Showcases Photonics Innovation at OPIE, Leading the Future of the Industry with Diverse Applications
6 [News] ams OSRAM Delivers 16.4% Adj
7 [News] SMART Photonics accelerates its production set up with AIXTRON’s G10-AsP

FEATURED PRODUCTS

[News] Making the Invisible Visible: IR:6 Sets New Standards in Infrared Technology

Making the Invisible Visible: IR:6 Sets New Standards in Infrared Technology Infrared light, though invisible to the human eye, is crucial for many modern technologies. IR:6 introduces a true innovation that enhances performance, efficiency, ... READ MORE

[News] Nichia Successful in Recalling Dominant LEDs from Distributor as Result of Patent Infringement Lawsuit

In January 2025, certain automotive LEDs manufactured by Malaysia-based LED manufacturer Dominant Opto Technologies Sdn. Bhd. ("Dominant") were recalled from a distributor pursuant to a patent infringement lawsuit filed by Nichia Cor... READ MORE

PRESS RELEASE