Lamps
US industry forecasts for 2013 & 2018
| Publication Date | September 2009 |
|---|---|
| Publisher | Freedonia Group |
| Product Type | Report |
| Pages | 275 |
| ISBN Number | not applicable |
| Product Code | FED00133 |
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Summary
US demand to increase 4% annually through 2013
US demand for lamps is forecast to grow four percent per year through 2013 to $7 billion. Federal regulations intended to reduce the energy consumed by lighting will generate double-digit annual demand gains for fluorescent lamps and cause an offsetting contraction in demand for conventional incandescent lamps.
The Energy Independence and Security Act of 2007 effectively bans the sale of general service incandescent lamps starting in 2012, and compact fluorescent lamps (CFLs) are expected to replace most of these lamps as they burn out. Demand for CFLs will surge more than 20 percent annually through 2013 as consumers transition to the new technology. But long-term demand will ultimately proceed at a slower pace as CFLs last much longer than the incandescent lamps they will replace. Light emitting diodes (LEDs) pose a serious threat to future lamp demand. Although their high price has limited their usage so far, technological innovations that reduce costs and improve performance will likely lead to the widespread adoption of LED-based lighting devices. In the long term, lamps are expected to lose market share to LEDs, especially in such markets as motor vehicles and nonresidential buildings.
Metal halide, halogen lamps to post strong gains
Metal halide lamps will lead the highintensity discharge (HID) product segment through 2013. As mercury vapor lamps are phased-out of the market, metal halide lamps will gain market share in outdoor lighting applications. Furthermore, metal halide lamps are increasingly finding use as high-end motor vehicle headlamps. Halogen lamps are also forecast to grow especially fast through 2013, benefiting from the ban on general service incandescent lamps. Although less efficient and shorter-lived than CFLs, halogen lamps outperform CFLs in terms of color rendering, and they do not contain mercury. Furthermore, demand for halogen lamps will also benefit from recovering production of motor vehicles, as halogen lamps find widespread use as headlamps.
Residential, nonresidential buildings to remain leading US lamp markets
Buildings account for the majority of lamp demand, and this market will enjoy above-average gains through 2013. Residential buildings will largely be responsible for this growth, due to a surge in demand for CFLs as general service lamps are phased out of the market. However, demand in nonresidential buildings will also accelerate through 2013, as new federal regulations raising the minimum efficiency of general use fluorescent lamps raise the average cost of fluorescent lamps going forward
US demand for lamps is forecast to grow four percent per year through 2013 to $7 billion. Federal regulations intended to reduce the energy consumed by lighting will generate double-digit annual demand gains for fluorescent lamps and cause an offsetting contraction in demand for conventional incandescent lamps.
The Energy Independence and Security Act of 2007 effectively bans the sale of general service incandescent lamps starting in 2012, and compact fluorescent lamps (CFLs) are expected to replace most of these lamps as they burn out. Demand for CFLs will surge more than 20 percent annually through 2013 as consumers transition to the new technology. But long-term demand will ultimately proceed at a slower pace as CFLs last much longer than the incandescent lamps they will replace. Light emitting diodes (LEDs) pose a serious threat to future lamp demand. Although their high price has limited their usage so far, technological innovations that reduce costs and improve performance will likely lead to the widespread adoption of LED-based lighting devices. In the long term, lamps are expected to lose market share to LEDs, especially in such markets as motor vehicles and nonresidential buildings.
Metal halide, halogen lamps to post strong gains
Metal halide lamps will lead the highintensity discharge (HID) product segment through 2013. As mercury vapor lamps are phased-out of the market, metal halide lamps will gain market share in outdoor lighting applications. Furthermore, metal halide lamps are increasingly finding use as high-end motor vehicle headlamps. Halogen lamps are also forecast to grow especially fast through 2013, benefiting from the ban on general service incandescent lamps. Although less efficient and shorter-lived than CFLs, halogen lamps outperform CFLs in terms of color rendering, and they do not contain mercury. Furthermore, demand for halogen lamps will also benefit from recovering production of motor vehicles, as halogen lamps find widespread use as headlamps.
Residential, nonresidential buildings to remain leading US lamp markets
Buildings account for the majority of lamp demand, and this market will enjoy above-average gains through 2013. Residential buildings will largely be responsible for this growth, due to a surge in demand for CFLs as general service lamps are phased out of the market. However, demand in nonresidential buildings will also accelerate through 2013, as new federal regulations raising the minimum efficiency of general use fluorescent lamps raise the average cost of fluorescent lamps going forward
Content
INTRODUCTIONI. EXECUTIVE SUMMARY
II. MARKET ENVIRONMENT
General
Macroeconomic Outlook
Demographic Trends
Population
Households
Consumer Income & Expenditure Trends
Construction Trends
Residential Building Construction
Construction Expenditures
Housing Outlook
Housing Stock
Improvements & Repairs
Nonresidential Building Construction
Construction Expenditures
Improvements & Repairs
Nonresidential Building Stock
Nonbuilding Construction
Motor Vehicle Trends
Durable Goods Manufacturing Trends
Historical Market Trends
Pricing Trends
Environmental & Regulatory Issues
General Regulations & Standards
Energy-Efficiency Concerns
Federal Regulations
State Regulations
Other Environmental Concerns
III. OVERVIEW
General
Lamp Demand
Demand by Value
Demand by Unit
Lamp Foreign Trade
Imports
Exports
Lamp Shipments
Lamp Characteristics
Luminous Efficacy
Light Quality
Lighting Fixtures
Other Lamp Characteristics
Light Emitting Diodes
IV. FILAMENT LAMPS
General
Incandescent Lamps
Product Characteristics
Regulatory Issues
Large Incandescent Lamps
General Use Incandescent Lamps
Incandescent Reflector Lamps
Decorative Incandescent Lamps
Other Large Incandescent Lamps
Miniature Incandescent Lamps
Incandescent Sealed Beam Lamps
Incandescent Non-Sealed Beam Vehicular Lamps
Other Miniature Incandescent Lamps
Other Incandescent Lamps
Halogen Lamps
Product Characteristics
Regulatory Issues
Large Halogen Lamps
Halogen Reflector Lamps
Other Large Halogen Lamps
Miniature Halogen Lamps
Halogen Sealed Beam Lamps
Halogen Non-Sealed Beam Vehicular Lamps
Other Miniature Halogen Lamps
V. ELECTRICAL DISCHARGE LAMPS
General
Fluorescent Lamps
Product Characteristics
Regulatory Issues
Compact Fluorescent Lamps
Large Fluorescent Lamps
High-Output Fluorescent Lamps
Slimline Fluorescent Lamps
Other Fluorescent Lamps
High Intensity Discharge & Other Electrical Discharge Lamps
Regulatory Issues
High Intensity Discharge Lamps
Metal Halide
Sodium Vapor
Mercury Vapor
Other Electrical Discharge Lamps
VI. MARKETS
General
Buildings
Residential
Nonresidential
Office & Commercial
Institutional
Industrial
Other Nonresidential
Consumer Products
Motor Vehicles
Demand by Sector
Demand by Vehicle Class
Outdoor Lighting
Other Markets
VII. INDUSTRY STRUCTURE
General
Industry Composition
Market Share
Vertical & Horizontal Integration
Product Development
Environment-Related Developments
Other Lamp Product Developments
Manufacturing
Marketing
Green Marketing
Consumer-Focused Strategies
Other Market-Specific Strategies
Distribution
Consumer
Nonresidential
OEM
Mergers & Acquisitions
Cooperative Agreements
Company Profiles
Advanced Lighting Technologies Incorporated
Amglo Kemlite Laboratories Incorporated
Auer Lighting GmbH, see Advanced Lighting Technologies
Automotive Lighting LLC, see Fiat
Bulbrite Industries Incorporated
CML Innovative Technologies Incorporated
Eiko Limited
EYE Lighting International of North America Incorporated,
see Iwasaki Electric Company
Federal-Mogul Corporation
Feit Electric Company Incorporated
Fiat SpA
Ford Motor Company
General Electric Company
Hamamatsu Photonics KK
Harison Toshiba Lighting Corporation, see Toshiba
Hella KGaA Hueck & Company
Interlectric Corporation
Iwasaki Electric Company Limited
JKL Components Corporation
LCD Lighting Incorporated
Light Sources Incorporated
Lights of America Incorporated
Lumination LLC, see General Electric
MaxLite SK America Incorporated
Opto Technology Incorporated, see PerkinElmer
OSRAM SYLVANIA Incorporated, see Siemens
Panasonic Corporation
PerkinElmer Incorporated
Peterson Corporation
Philips Lighting Company, see Royal Philips Electronics
Royal Philips Electronics NV
Siemens AG
Stanley Electric Company Limited
TCP Incorporated
Toshiba Corporation
Trojan Incorporated
Ushio Incorporated
UVP LLC
Venture Lighting International Incorporated,
see Advanced Lighting Technologies
Visteon Corporation
Voltarc Technologies Incorporated, see Light Sources
Welch Allyn Incorporated
LIST OF TABLES
SECTION I -- EXECUTIVE SUMMARY
Summary Table
SECTION II -- MARKET ENVIRONMENT
1 Macroeconomic Indicators
2 Population & Households
3 Personal Consumption Expenditures
4 Construction Expenditures
5 Residential Building Construction Expenditures
6 New Housing Indicators
7 Housing Stock by Type
8 Residential Improvement & Repair Expenditures
9 Nonresidential Building Construction Expenditures
10 Nonresidential Building Improvement & Repair Expenditures
11 Nonresidential Building Stock
12 Nonbuilding Construction Expenditures
13 Motor Vehicle Indicators
14 Manufacturers' Shipments
15 Historical Market Trends, 1998-2008
16 Average Lamp Prices
SECTION III -- OVERVIEW
1 Lamp Value Demand by Type
2 Lamp Unit Demand by Type
3 Lamp Foreign Trade
4 Lamp Shipments by Type
SECTION IV -- FILAMENT LAMPS
1 Filament Lamp Supply & Demand
2 Incandescent Lamp Supply & Demand
3 Large Incandescent Lamp Demand by Type
4 General Use Incandescent Lamp Demand
5 Incandescent Reflector Lamp Demand
6 Decorative Incandescent Lamp Demand
7 Other Large Incandescent Lamp Demand
8 Miniature Incandescent Lamp Demand by Type
9 Incandescent Sealed Beam Lamp Demand
10 Incandescent Non-Sealed Beam Vehicular Lamp Demand
11 Other Miniature Incandescent Lamp Demand
12 Other Incandescent Lamp Demand by Type
13 Halogen Lamp Supply & Demand
14 Large Halogen Lamp Demand by Type
15 Halogen Reflector Lamp Demand by Type
16 Other Large Halogen Lamp Demand
17 Miniature Halogen Lamp Demand by Type
18 Halogen Sealed Beam Lamp Demand
19 Halogen Non-Sealed Beam Vehicular Lamp Demand
20 Other Miniature Halogen Lamp Demand
SECTION V -- ELECTRICAL DISCHARGE LAMPS
1 Electrical Discharge Lamp Supply & Demand
2 Fluorescent Lamp Supply & Demand
3 Compact Fluorescent Lamp Demand
4 Large Fluorescent Lamp Demand
5 High-Output Fluorescent Lamp Demand
6 Slimline Fluorescent Lamp Demand
7 Other Fluorescent Lamp Demand
8 High Intensity Discharge & Other Discharge Lamp
Supply & Demand
9 High Intensity Discharge Lamp Demand by Type
10 Metal Halide Lamp Demand
11 Sodium Vapor Lamp Demand
12 Mercury Vapor Lamp Demand
13 Other Electrical Discharge Lamp Demand
SECTION VI -- MARKETS
1 Lamp Demand by Market
2 Buildings Market for Lamps
3 Residential Buildings Market for Lamps
4 Nonresidential Buildings Market for Lamps
5 Office & Commercial Buildings Demand for Lamps
6 Institutional Buildings Demand for Lamps
7 Industrial Buildings Demand for Lamps
8 Other Nonresidential Buildings Demand for Lamps
9 Consumer Products Market for Lamps
10 Motor Vehicle Market for Lamps
11 Motor Vehicle Lamp Demand by Sector
12 Motor Vehicle Lamp Demand by Vehicle Class
13 Outdoor Lighting Market for Lamps
14 Other Markets for Lamps
SECTION VII -- INDUSTRY STRUCTURE
1 US Lamp Sales for Selected Companies, 2008
2 Selected Acquisitions & Divestitures
3 Selected Cooperative Agreements
LIST OF CHARTS
SECTION II -- MARKET ENVIRONMENT
1 Year of Construction of Housing Stock, 2008
2 Historical Market Trends, 1998-2008
SECTION III -- OVERVIEW
1 Lamp Demand by Type, 2008 in Value and Units
2 US Lamp Trade by Type, 2008
3 Luminous Efficacy of Selected Lamps
4 Light Quality of Selected Lamps
SECTION IV -- FILAMENT LAMPS
1 Incandescent Lamp Demand by Type, 1998-2018
2 Halogen Lamp Demand by Type, 1998-2018
SECTION V -- ELECTRICAL DISCHARGE LAMPS
1 Fluorescent Lamp Demand by Type, 1998-2018
2 HID & Other Discharge Lamp Demand by Type, 1998-2018
SECTION VI -- MARKETS
1 Lamp Demand by Market, 1998-2018
SECTION VII -- INDUSTRY STRUCTURE
1 Lamp Market Share, 2008
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