Since September, the EU starts a ban on the sale of incandescent lamps of 100 watts – Europe is gradually moving towards energy conservation. Major British supermarkets have decided that the pull is not, and has already imposed a ban from this month.Thousands of residents of the United Kingdom have rushed to find, NTV.Protiv transfer of energy-saving light bulbs at the British several reasons. Who is afraid of mercury that they contain, some annoying that they are not lit at once, others simply do not like external vid.No experts are on his. Under normal light on the coverage is 5% of the energy and energy efficiency – almost vsya.Napomnim that since 2012 the EU will be completely banned the sale of conventional incandescent lamps. According to the decision taken by EU energy ministers, traditional light bulbs will be gradually withdrawn from circulation experts consider lighting, which was already 130 years old, very inefficient. His performance (CPA) is extremely low, it gives light, with only 5% of energy – the rest is spent on vyrabatyvanie tepla.Poetomu in the interest of saving energy and protecting the climate bulb will gradually withdraw from the EU trading network. Since September 1st, 2009 will be prohibited for sale bulbs of 100 watts in the next year will suffer the same fate 75-watt bulbs, in 2011 will come mainly in the 60 watt bulbs, and by September 2012, will be banned, even the weakest – 40 – and 25-watt bulb. Given the life of incandescent lamps (maximum 2-3 years), by 2015, the EU fully get rid of the classic incandescent lamps in all spheres of life. Energy-saving lamps of new generation, which replaced the filament lamps to consume 65-80% less energy. With their help, as promised, experts in the EU, you can save electricity at 5-10 billion euros a year. And the average cost of European electricity through new lamps reduced by 50-100 euros a year. Residents of the European Union switch to energy efficient lighting sources such as halogen and fluorescent lamps, LED-LED lamps. At the same time for several years on the production of more environmentally friendly lights will be shifted and the industry. New types of light sources are more expensive than incandescent lamps, but they consume less power and are longer. Experts estimate that as a result of switching to energy-saving light bulbs electricity consumption in Europe will decrease by 3-4%.
