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Ameresco Awarded $21 Million Contract to Illuminate Henderson’s Streets with State-of-the-Art LED Technology

May 21, 20244 months ago Press Release 0 Comments

Ameresco, Inc., (NYSE: AMRC), a leading cleantech integrator specializing in energy efficiency and renewable energy, yesterday announced its collaboration with the City of Henderson to upgrade street lighting infrastructure with state-of-the-art LED technology. The $21 million project, awarded to Ameresco, marks a significant step towards enhancing safety, energy efficiency, and … [continued]

Smart Street Lighting To Reach 73 Million Installed Units By 2026

July 14, 20177 years ago Joshua S Hill 0 Comments

The global installation of smart street lights is expected to go through tremendous growth over the next decade, according to a new report from Navigant Research, up from an install base of 6.3 million in 2017 to nearly 73 million in 2026.

Street Lighting Electricity Consumption Cut By 61% With LEDs & Wireless Controls

August 21, 20159 years ago Derek Markham 28 Comments

The city of West Richland, Washington, just completed an LED upgrade to its entire street lighting system, and the project is expected to reduce the system’s electric consumption by 61% and save the municipality $67,000 per year in energy costs. The city street lighting project, which included replacing more than … [continued]

South Indian City Of Anantapur To Go Solar And Save $1 Million Every Year

February 25, 201312 years ago Mridul Chadha 5 Comments

The municipal corporation of Anantapur in the south Indian state of Andhra Pradesh is set to become the first municipality in the country to set up a solar power project to power its water pumping operations and street lights. The impressive plan includes installation of 5 MW of a solar … [continued]

LEDs Light Up the Largest Municipal Street Lighting Project in China

July 3, 201212 years ago Joshua S Hill 1 Comment

More than 1.9 million LED lights were recently installed in over 20,000 street lights the Beibei district of Chongqing, China in the country’s largest municipal intelligent lighting control project, which includes nearly 16 miles of highway, 119 streets, and one tunnel. Officials estimate the installation will result in annual maintenance and … [continued]

LED Street Lights Cut Energy Use 85% in 12 Large Cities; LED $10M CASH for…

June 20, 201212 years ago Zachary Shahan 3 Comments

Some energy efficiency news from around (other than our energy efficiency stories from the last week): An LED street lighting trial in 12 of the world’s largest cities has shown energy savings of up to 85%. The findings of LightSavers, an independent two-and-a-half-year global pilot of LED lamps in … [continued]

Cost Analysis Tool Helps Cities Switch to LED Lighting

March 15, 201212 years ago evfsmyth 0 Comments

The DOE Municipal Solid-State Street Lighting Consortium, in collaboration with the Clinton Climate Initiative, recently launched a free cost-benefit analysis tool for municipalities, utilities, and other organizations as a method for analyzing the cost and return from lighting efficiency projects. The model will help municipalities better understand all of the … [continued]

Stamford Connecticut Switches to LED Streetlights

November 7, 201113 years ago evfsmyth 8 Comments

In a move to help curb costs and expand sustainability efforts, the city of Stamford Connecticut is switching to energy-efficient LED streetlights. The move will save the municipality more than $146,000 annually. To help jump-start the initiative, the city was awarded an Energy Efficiency and Conservation Block Grant, an … [continued]

EcoFit Promises Easier Transition to LED Street Lighting

October 21, 200915 years ago mmoon 10 Comments

[social_buttons] A new Kansas-based company called EcoFit Lighting believes it can make the transition to LED street lighting not only much easier, but also much cheaper. EcoFit’s design is a retrofit module that slides right into place in existing streetlights, eliminating the need to have a full replacement. The company … [continued]