March 3, 2026

LEDs for lighting : technological promise and rebound effects

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Literature review assesses energy savings and rebound effects of LEDs in lighting and displays, suggesting further research is needed.

Energy savings from InGaN/GaN visible LEDs are underexamined, with few quantitative analyses on direct rebound effects for lighting.
Previous studies lack focus on indirect and induction effects linked to broader LED applications like displays and signage.
The methodology involves a comprehensive literature review revealing an absence of peer-reviewed studies on these rebound effects.
Calls for more rigorous interdisciplinary research address potential biases in technological promises of LEDs and better inform ecological strategies.

B. Gayral (2026) studied this question.

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Literature review assesses energy savings and rebound effects of LEDs in lighting and displays, suggesting further research is needed.

Energy savings from InGaN/GaN visible LEDs are underexamined, with few quantitative analyses on direct rebound effects for lighting.
Previous studies lack focus on indirect and induction effects linked to broader LED applications like displays and signage.
The methodology involves a comprehensive literature review revealing an absence of peer-reviewed studies on these rebound effects.
Calls for more rigorous interdisciplinary research address potential biases in technological promises of LEDs and better inform ecological strategies.