Philips partners ECG to introduce LED light technology

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March 29, 2016 11:19 AM

This is in line with the aim of reducing the energy consumption of Ghanaians in the bid to conserve energy.

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Philips West Africa has partnered with the Electricity Company of Ghana to produce energy-efficient LED lights.

The new LED bulbs will help to cut electricity use by 85% for Ghanaians, General Manager of Philips West Africa, Felix Darko says.

In order to demonstrate the tremendous energy saving benefits of LED, Philips will partner with the Electricity Company of Ghana (ECG) to select a number of their customers and change all the bulbs in their homes to Philips LED bulbs.

Felix Darko is confident the new EcoBright LED bulb will contribute towards the goal of improving lives and making the world healthier and more sustainable.

Speaking at the launch the General Manager of Philips Lighting Export BV Felix Darko said the new LED bulbs give the company joy as Ghanaians can now make huge savings on electricity and also get value for money using the new LED bulbs.

“This product will bring relief to consumers seeking to reduce their energy use and ultimately will cut down on their electricity cost. They will also make further savings by not replacing these bulbs as regularly as standard bulbs, as this is designed to be both long lasting and able to easily withstand the most severe voltage fluctuations”, he said.

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