According to different application scenarios, the outdoor lighting industry can be divided into four major categories

As one of the largest annual events in the global solar and storage industry, this year’s expo attracted over 200,000 professional attendees from more than 100 countries and regions

Continued front-loading of exports and re-exports, and resilient external demand in non-U.S. markets, overall performance was better than expected.

The fairs will gather about 3,000 exhibitors worldwide, creating a dazzling international sourcing platform.

From 2021 to 2026, the global automotive lighting market is expected to expand at a compound annual growth rate (CAGR) of 4.7%, reaching an estimated market size of USD 39.5 billion by 2026

The plan sets an ambitious goal: by 2030 the nation’s sports industry will exceed 7 trillion RMB in total output value.

In capital markets, puzzling patterns often emerge. Traditional lighting is a prime example: many companies report solid profits, yet their share prices keep sliding

According to investigations , in recent years, many regions across China have been actively promoting smart streetlight projects as part of their smart city initiatives.

At professional fairs such as the Guangzhou International Lighting Exhibition and the China Construction Expo, Guangdong’s lighting enterprises have been prominently featured.

The first phase of the 138th Canton Fair was held in Guangzhou, Guangdong from October 15 to 19, under the theme of “Advanced Manufacturing.”

featuring exhibitors from around 20 countries and regions and attracting a total of about 3,000 global companies.

From hosting high-level industry forums to launching China's first AI lighting model application platform, and promoting the “Lighting Capital · Four Seasons” foreign trade complex.

However, under traditional street lighting modes, whether it is a busy main road or a quiet alley late at night, the streetlights typically remain at the same brightness.

As a global urban lighting landmark that has been running for 13 consecutive editions, this renowned event is a world-famous city light-art IP.

However, under the market boom, it has fallen into three major cognitive traps: Misaligned positioning, Missing system integration and Short-sighted operational thinking.

With the theme “Illuminating Dual-Carbon Goals, Lighting an Intelligent Future,” the forum brought together over 300 representatives from government departments。

Its lighting design and technological applications offer a representative case study for innovative practices in the lighting industry within cultural tourism scenarios.

Based on the development trajectory and practical experience of the urban lighting sector, the team has carefully compiled the Report on the Competitive Landscape and Investment Prospects

In response to the issues and difficulties identified in the report, members of the Standing Committee offered suggestions on the Energy Conservation Law.

On December 26, 2025, on the 132nd anniversary of Comrade Mao Zedong's birth, the Embassy of China in Burundi, in collaboration with the Burundian government.

As night falls and drapes its colors over cultural and tourism landscapes, lighting has evolved beyond its simple function of "illuminating spaces".

A total of 5481 decorative lights were installed across multiple locations, extending the festive atmosphere to various communities and enhancing the city's visual harmony.

The organizer hosted a pre-show press conference on March 17, bringing together alongside 36,000 online viewers from across the industry, to jointly focus on this upcoming annual event.

Green and low-carbon development has become the defining foundation of the lighting industry. While policy is a major driving force.

Since the beginning of 2026, China's lighting industry has continued its strong momentum in expanding overseas.

On April 23, 2026, the 3rd Smart Lighting Expo and the 17th Hong Kong International Lighting Fair (Spring Edition), organized by the Hong Kong Trade Development Council.

It aims to deliver a comprehensive showcase that combines technology, sustainability, and business opportunities, offering global lighting professionals an immersive and forward-looking experience.

The update revises energy efficiency requirements for seven categories of products, covering 37 regulated product types.