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New Zealand Lighting Industry Product Stewardship Scheme:
Phase 1 Assessment and Review

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  Volume (2006) Potential hazardous material harm Public concern Market dynamic Current
Main uses
Point of Obligation
(free riders)
Takeback points Product stewardship implications
Mercury-containing
LFLs 3.5 million sold

360 tonnes waste arising
High potential Med Mature

Gradual shift from T8 to T5 lamps
Commercial
Industrial
4 importers /brand

owners have 87% market share
Wholesalers

Contractors

Key account holders
Council recycling
 
CFLs 4 million CFL-i
144 tonnes waste arising

0.7million CFL-e
34 tonnes waste arising
High potential High Strong growth

Household uptake of CFLi to CFLe

Influenced by govt intervention – EC/MEPS
Household (CFLi)

Commercial (CFLe)
CFL-i: 3 importers/ brand owners have 88% market share

CFL-e: 5 importers/ brand owners have 95% market share
Retail

Council recycling
Householders involved therefore many users

Easy disposal

Temporary market entrants

Historical waste if CFLs replaced

New market entrants create freerider issue
HIDs 0.4 million sold

94 tonnes waste arising
High potential Med Historically mature

Changes taking place in
1) high-bay fluorescent systems
2) updated streetlighting mercury vapour to new metal halide
3) shopfit compact low wattage metal halide displace halogen

Influenced by govt intervention – EC/MEPS
Industrial

Commercial

Public

Increasingly shop fit
4 importers/ brand owners have 66% market share Wholesalers

Contractors

Key account holders
New market entrants create freerider issue

Halogen to MH  in commercial market

Extent of freeriders
Non mercury-containing
Incandescent - GLS 17.7 million  sold

705 tonnes waste arising
Low potential Low Historically mature

Likely complete displacement of GLS due to MEPS
Household   Retail

Council recycling
B2B
 
Incandescent - Halogen 3.5million sold

8 tonnes waste arising
Low potential Low Historically mature

Likely displacement of halogens due to low wattage MH
Commercial
Shop fit
Household
  Retail
Council recycling
B2B
 
Luminaires  1 million approx sold Low potential Low   Commercial
Industrial
4 companies represent 90-95% of commercial luminaire market

2 companies represent majority of domestic luminaire market
Demolition  
Control gear 1 million approx sold Low potential Low Shift from electromagnetic to electronic (current sales 20% electronic). Expected to increase to 50% in 5 years Commercial
Industrial
4 companies have majority of market

Supply to luminaire manufacturers
Contractors
Demolition
 

 

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