Wuhan government actively encourages the use of innovative concepts

The company hopes to advance the promotion in broadening the usage of high efficiency lighting solution through the co-operative resource business model. Vice Mayor of Wuhan Municipal People's government Xing Zaozhong, Director of East Lake High-tech Zone Administrative led high bay light, and Philips Greater China President Liang Hanfeng were all in attendance at the founding ceremony. During the ceremony, the East Lake High-tech Zone Administrative Committee and Philips signed a strategic cooperation agreement which will promote energy saving and emission reduction and sustainable development for Wuhan and surrounding areas.
It is also the frontline to transformation and development for the Wuhan city circle,” expressed deputy mayor Xing Zaozhong. Philips ESCO (Wuhan) has now officially opened its doors to becoming a driving force for Wuhan City's East Lake High-tech Zone's environmental protection industry development. The Wuhan city government and East Lake High-tech Zone Administrative Committee plans to contribute ample supporting services towards the company so as to construct an even more superior environment for development.

Wuhan government actively encourages the use of innovative concepts and technology in order to create a “resource saving, environmentally friendly “oriented society. Therefore Philips’ sustainable development strategic contract is a welcomed addition.” President Liang Hanfeng said, “Important parts of Philips "grass root market strategy" is basing operations in China and delving deep into mid and western parts of the country. The establishment of the company in Wuhan symbolizes that we are making solid progress in implementing strategy in mid and western regions. At the same time, Philips and Wuhan East Lake High-tech Zone together have formed a strategic partnership leading to the creation an 180W led flood lights business model that helps to promote the expansion in usage of high energy efficient lighting in Wuhan and surrounding area, advancing towards the promotion of sustainable development in mid and western parts of the country.”