63 area street lamps for LED companies in the South China Sea to throw "an olive branch"

Yesterday, the Nanhai District Small and Medium-sized Enterprise Service Day new light source industry special event was held in Luocun. On-site banking institutions signed signing ceremonies with new light source companies and held processing trade business lectures. At the same time, the EMC information of the 63 municipal street lights in Luocun was officially released, attracting more than 80 companies to the scene.

Under the background of energy conservation and emission reduction, high-pressure street lamps have become the “big family” of electricity consumption. Out of this, Luocun Sub-district plans to transform the street lights of the municipal administration of the area into "energy-saving and environment-friendly LED street lights through the "EMC" model, and at the same time bundle and package the road lamp maintenance and maintenance projects under the Luocun municipal administration to realize the upgrading of the urban road lighting system.

“The successful bidder provides LED lights for free. The electricity bills saved will be returned to the company.” The relevant person in charge of the Luo Village Municipal Office said that with 63 road sections and regions in 2010 as an example, the 63 sets of electricity rates for the meters were 1.385 million yuan. After the replacement of the LED lights, the electricity cost will be reduced to 500,000 yuan, and the saved 885,000 yuan will be used as compensation for the company. It is reported that currently involves 1,749 traditional high-voltage light bulbs that need to be replaced. It is tentatively decided that the entire cooperation period is 7 years. In addition to the "EMC" model transformation, yesterday's site also carried out new light source factory rent subsidy ceremony, processing trade business lectures and other services.

"After enterprises import materials from foreign countries, processing and exporting can actually be tax-free. However, some companies have paid more taxes because they do not understand the policies." Zhou Bin, chief of the processing trade supervision section of the Foshan Nanhai office, said that he began to think that these conditions We all know for sure, but we found that many companies are still unfamiliar with policies and regulations in their communication with companies.

“Now many companies do not understand the policy, and it is very difficult for Customs to conduct an on-site interpretation.” Shen Xinhan, chairman of Yanye Optronics, said that organizing service days will allow companies to obtain more information and opportunities. Under the background, it played a supporting role.