Sustainability aspects of LED products
- how resource efficiency drives a triple win value
creation Maarten ten Houten, Director Sustainability
Philips Lighting
Green Week, 17 May 2011
Resource Efficiency & Climate Change
Four drivers for action
• Rising resource prices
• Environmental impact
• Security of Resource Supply
• Economic Growth
Our value proposition
Resource Efficient
Solutions
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The Sustainability challenge
DOWN
2.
Making our Products
more energy efficient
3.
Closing the material loop
UP
1.
Bringing care to the lives of
people around the world
Sustainable
Health & Wellbeing
UN Human Development Index = life expectancy + education level + purchasing power
Source: WWF: Ecological Footprint Atlas 2009
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EcoDesign
Life Cycle approach
Philips Green Focal Areas
Benchmarking
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What are the parameters for Lighting products?
Environment
- Energy reduction & related CO2-emissions
- Hazardous Substances (e.g. mercury and lead)
- Lifetime reliability resulting in less waste
Social
- Better light quality
- Safety
- Well being, ambiance
Economical
Lower running costs through
- energy efficiency
- and less maintenance
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E27 cap – 120V
LCA of EnduraLED - Product characteristics
GLS
T2 Twister
EnduraLED
Warm White
Technology
Incandescent
Compact
Fluorescent
LUXEON rebel
LED
Master LEDbulb
MV (220V)
Other commercial
Names
Wattage [W]
60
14
12
Lumen [lm]
890
800
806
Efficacy [lm/W]
14,8
57,1
67,16
lamp [gram]
24,3
95,0
179,0
box [gram]
14,5
15,8
46,0
Lifetime (50%) [hr]
1 000
8 000
25 000
Mexico
PRC
PRC
Production
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Comparison basis
Number of lamps needed for 25k hr of usage
EnduraLED 12W (25k hr)
Twister T2 14W (8k hr)
Incandescent 60W (1k hr)
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EnduraLED is best option on environment
User phase is the dominant characteristic
60W
12W
14W
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Example: Energy efficient lighting in Cities
Better roads and significant resource savings
Efficient luminaires
CitySoul, CitySpirit LED,
Mini Iridium
Up to
- 70 %
energy
HSBC Center
Hong Kong
Efficient light sources
Cosmopolis quality
white light systems,
Lumileds LEDS
Up to
- 80 %
energy
- 52 %
energy
Efficient controls
Starsense 2,
telemanagement system,
Constant Light Output
Up to
- 50 %
energy
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The Venetian
Macao, China
- 85 %
energy
The Solar lighting
“1.3 bn people still use
expensive and dangerous
kerosene lighting…how can
we improve their lives”
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Carbon footprint of MasterLED is lowest of all
lamp types
Total
95,6
113,4
121,1
119,9
314,0
596,5
REMARKS:
Method: IPCC GWP 100a
Reference year = 2009
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Carbon Neutral Outdoor luminaires
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Light & well-being – natural effect of light
Morning
Increasing light levels signal
body clock to begin active
cycle. Body responds by
making serotonin, adrenalin
& cortisol
Daytime
Level of hormones rises, as
well as temperature &
metabolism. By mid afternoon,
body’s metabolism reached
peak
Evening
Daylight intensity diminishes,
body clock signals pineal
gland to convert serotonin into
melatonin decrease body
temperature
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What is closing the materials loop?
a method to come to Zero impact products
Product development
Zero impact
Materials
• 100% high level
recycling (upcycling)
• Bio-based materials
Value Chain
Business models
• Branding/ marketing
• materials flow mgmt
• money flow mgmt
Zero Toxicity
• No impact to nature
or
• Closed loop system
Design for X
•Value engineering
• Design for
(Dis)assembly
Partnerships
Upstream
Partnerships
downstream
• design in zero
impact materials
• enable Recycling
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Resource efficient solutions: a triple win
Environmental, economical and social benefits
• End-users: lower integral costs,
user benefits (safety, comfort, wellbeing)
• Environment: lower resource
usage, lower emissions
• Economy: improved product &
service competitiveness, innovation,
green jobs
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