Dallas, TX -- (SBWIRE) -- 04/27/2012 -- Demand for lighting fixtures in the US is projected to increase 7.4 percent annually to $25.1 billion in 2016. This represents a recovery from the declines posted between 2006 and 2011, as both motor vehicle production and construction activity recover from low 2011 levels.
Commercialization of LED fixtures to be significant
The commercialization of light emitting diode (LED) lighting is also having a significant impact on the industry. LEDs are longer-lived and more energyefficient than incandescent lamps but currently only account for a small share of demand. LED-based lighting fixtures are expected to provide especially strong growth through 2016 due to the rapid pace of technological advances in the LED light sources which will make them more energy-efficient, brighter and more affordable. In addition, while some LEDs can be used in place of traditional incandescent bulbs, lighting fixture manufacturers are also developing fixtures which are specifically designed for LEDs and help to optimize their performance.
Lighting fixture products include nonportable and portable fixtures, as well as separately sold parts and accessories such as aftermarket lamp ballasts, fittings, switches, globes and shades. Demand for lighting fixtures is dominated by nonportable fixtures, which accounted for nearly two-thirds of total lighting fixture demand in 2011. Nonportable fixtures derive their dominant position from widespread use in the full range of construction and vehicular applications. Demand for nonportable fixtures is also expected to post the strongest gains through 2016, benefiting from the rebound in construction activity and vehicle production.
Residential market to post strongest growth rate
The residential market is expected to post the strongest gains, nearly doubling between 2011 and 2016, as new residential construction activity rebounds. While demand in new housing will provide the larger share of growth, the residential repair and improvement segment will also rise from low 2011 levels, supported by both increasing housing sales and greater consumer spending.
Throughout every major market segment, products that reduce the energy consumption of lighting will see the best prospects for growth. Much of this can be attributed to regulations banning the future sale of less energy-efficient lighting products, including the Energy Independence and Security Act of 2007’s restrictions on the sale of incandescent lamps. These regulatory efforts will spur increased demand for lighting fixtures designed to work with fluorescent, halogen, high-intensity discharge and LED light sources.
US shipments of lighting fixtures to lag those of overseas manufacturers
Growth of US lighting fixture shipments will lag demand over the forecast period, as a significant portion of additional demand is expected to be supplied by overseas manufacturers, especially those in China. In 2011, Chinese firms accounted for over one-half of US lighting fixture imports and supplied almost one-fourth of US lighting fixture demand. Other important sources of US lighting fixture imports include Canada and Mexico.
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LIST OF TABLES
SECTION I -- EXECUTIVE SUMMARY
Summary Table 3
SECTION II -- MARKET ENVIRONMENT
1 Macroeconomic Indicators 9
2 Population & Households 11
3 Personal Consumption Expenditures 17
4 Construction Expenditures 20
5 Residential Building Construction Expenditures 23
6 Housing Completions 27
7 Housing Stock by Type 30
8 Residential Improvement & Repair Expenditures 32
9 Nonresidential Building Construction Expenditures 36
10 Nonresidential Building Stock 38
11 Nonresidential Building Improvement & Repair Expenditures 39
12 Nonbuilding Construction Expenditures 41
13 Vehicular Equipment Shipments 43
14 Motor Vehicle Indicators 47
15 Lighting Fixture Market, 2001-2011 51
16 Lighting Fixture Pricing 54
17 LED Lighting Fixture Demand by Product Type 69
18 Lighting Fixture Foreign Trade 71
SECTION III -- PRODUCTS in the Lighting Fixtures Market
1 Lighting Fixture Supply & Demand 78
2 Nonportable Lighting Fixture Supply & Demand 80
3 Nonportable Lighting Fixture Demand by Type 82
4 Vehicular-Type Lighting Fixture Supply & Demand 85
5 Vehicular-Type Lighting Fixture Demand by Vehicle Type 92
6 Motor Vehicle Lighting Fixture Demand by Type & Light Source 96
7 Other Vehicular-Type Lighting Fixture Demand by Type 98
8 Outdoor Lighting Fixture Supply & Demand 100
9 Outdoor Lighting Fixture Demand by Type & Light Source 103
10 Area & Floodlighting Fixture Demand 107
11 Roadway Lighting Fixture Demand 109
12 Other Outdoor Lighting Fixture Demand 111
13 Industrial-Type Lighting Fixture Supply & Demand 112
14 Industrial-Type Lighting Fixture Demand by Light Source 115
15 Other Nonportable Indoor Lighting Fixture Supply & Demand 117
16 Other Nonportable Indoor Lighting Fixture Demand by Light Source 119
17 Portable Lighting Fixture Supply & Demand 123
18 Portable Lighting Fixture Demand by Type & Light Source 126
19 Lighting Fixture Parts & Accessories Supply & Demand 128
20 Lighting Fixture Parts & Accessories Demand by Type 129
21 Outdoor Poles & Accessories Supply & Demand 132
22 Lamp Ballast Supply & Demand 134
23 Lamp Ballast Demand by Lamp Technology 135
24 Other Lighting Fixture Parts & Accessories Supply
& Demand 141
SECTION IV -- MARKETS
1 Lighting Fixture Demand by Market 144
2 Construction Lighting Fixture Demand by Market & Application 146
3 Residential Lighting Fixture Demand by Application 151
4 New Residential Lighting Fixture Demand by Housing Type 155
5 Residential Repair & Improvement Lighting Fixture Demand by Housing Type 157
6 Single-Family Housing Demand for Lighting Fixtures 158
7 Multifamily Housing Demand for Lighting Fixtures 159
8 Manufactured Housing Demand for Lighting Fixtures 161
9 Nonresidential Lighting Fixture Demand by Building Type & Application 163
10 Institutional Building Lighting Fixture Demand by Application 166
11 Industrial Building Lighting Fixture Demand by Application 170
12 Commercial Building Lighting Fixture Demand by Application 173
13 Office Building Lighting Fixture Demand by Application 176
14 Other Nonresidential Building Lighting Fixture Demand by Application 178
15 Nonbuilding Construction Lighting Fixture Demand by Application 179
16 Vehicle & Machinery Lighting Fixture Demand by Market & Application 182
17 Motor Vehicle Lighting Fixture Demand by Application 185
18 Other Vehicle & Machinery Lighting Fixture Demand by Application 189
19 Consumer & Commercial Lighting Fixture Demand by Product 192
SECTION V -- REGIONS
1 Population by Region 200
2 Gross Domestic Product by Region 203
3 Construction Expenditures by Region 205
4 Regional Housing Indicators 208
5 Lighting Fixture Demand by Region 210
6 Northeast Lighting Fixture Demand by Subregion & Market 213
7 Midwest Lighting Fixture Demand by Subregion & Market 217
8 South Lighting Fixture Demand by Subregion & Market 222
9 West Lighting Fixture Demand by Subregion & Market 228
SECTION VI -- INDUSTRY STRUCTURE
1 US Lighting Fixture Sales by Company, 2011 236
2 Selected Acquisitions & Divestitures 257
3 Selected Cooperative Agreements 260
LIST OF CHARTS
SECTION II -- MARKET ENVIRONMENT
1 Year of Construction of Housing Stock, 2011 30
2 Lighting Fixture Market, 2002-2011 52
3 Lighting Fixture Pricing, 2001-2011 54
4 Lighting Fixture Trade by Product Type, 2011 72
5 Lighting Fixture Trade for Selected Partners, 2011 74
SECTION III -- PRODUCTS
1 Lighting Fixture Demand by Type, 2011 79
SECTION IV -- MARKETS
1 Construction Lighting Fixture Demand by Market Segment, 2001-2021 147
2 Nonresidential Lighting Fixture Demand by Building Type, 2001-2021 164
SECTION V -- REGIONS
1 Lighting Fixture Demand by Region & Market, 2011 210
SECTION VI -- INDUSTRY STRUCTURE
1 Lighting Fixture Market Share by Company, 2011 238
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