The Solid-State Lighting (SSL) Working Group is a scientific and technological group within the BRICS STI framework. It focuses on the development of innovative lighting technologies and promotes cooperation among member countries to enhance quality, energy efficiency, and energy security in the lighting sector.
China serves as the coordinator for the SSL Working Group. Its responsibilities include managing meetings, setting agendas, guiding joint projects, and fostering collaborative development among member countries. Leveraging its technical expertise, China also aims to strengthen the capacities of other BRICS countries in the field of solid-state lighting.
Solid-state lighting technology, including LED, OLED, and similar innovations, represents a key pathway toward energy-efficient development and reduced global energy consumption. The SSL Working Group facilitates joint projects, technology transfer, standardization, and industrial collaboration among BRICS countries.
The SSL Working Group seeks to promote innovation, establish common standards, exchange expertise, and develop technological infrastructure in the lighting sector. It also connects industries and research institutions across member countries to foster the advancement of cutting-edge lighting technologies.
