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| + | === Italy === | ||
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| + | Energy-efficient Street Lighting | ||
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| + | Vignola, Province of Modena, Italy | ||
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| + | The Municipality of Vignola is undergoing a renewal of public lighting. More than 3000 spots will be discarded (approximately 80% of total), being replaced by new highly efficient devices. Besides lamp replacement, the public lighting plan will rely on technology aimed at energy saving, low maintenance cost, smart applications such as Wi-Fi, video surveillance, charging devices for electric cars and bikes. | ||
| + | Overall, the Municipality gains more than 60% of energy saving, at the same time providing better lighting standards, broadening public lighting and video surveillance coverage within town, offering new services. The amount of money saved on energy bills is enough to finance the plan, giving an indication of financial sustainability. | ||
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[hide]Croatia
Practice:
Installation of two solar-benches at the Marjan hill area in the city of Split
Location:
Marjan hill in the city of Split, Croatia
Description:
Installed smart benches are energy independent, because they use power from solar panels. All the processes are controlled with two processors that are built-in within the bench. The solar bench is resistant to shocks and can work 10 days without the sun. Carriage capacity of the bench is 300 kilograms and can hold up to four people. Each bench has four USB ports for cell phones and tablets, night lightning, CO2 control, air temperature display, 60 watts power, and can produce 1 kW of electricity daily.
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Link:
http://www.marjan-parksuma.hr/
Slovenia
Practice:
Energy Rehabilitation of Public Lighting at Municipality of Komen
Location:
Municipality of Komen, Slovenia
Description:
Energy consumption in Komen municipality for public lighting was 110,52 kWh/year per capita. In the project, 677 lights were replaced. The public lightning was not in conformity with the Decree on limit values, due to light pollution of environment (it was mostly inappropriate and incorrectly installed). The municipality, which is also the investor and equipment owner, obtained non-refundable funds through the public call E3URE. The concessionaire/contractor (an ESCO company) has paid to compensate (municipality) an abstraction fee in one off payment, at take over process of managing of public lighting. Concession duration is 15 years.
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Link:
http://www.primorske.si/Novice/Srednja/Luci-bodo-varcnejse
Poland
Practice:
Construction and modernization of street lighting
Location:
City of Bydgoszcz, Poland
Description:
Improving Public Lighting System through the use of energy-efficient solutions (replacing the old light sources for energy – LED). In the city there were 7 309 units of luminaires and lighting cabinets exchanged and installed for lighting control system, that is reducing energy consumption.
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Link:
http://www.zdmikp.bydgoszcz.pl
Poland
Practice:
Pedestrian crossing solar powered warning light
Location:
Grodzisk, Poland
Description:
Regional authority has begun to install solar-powered pedestrian crossing warning lights on major roads under their management. Lights are installed on the pedestrian crossings with fatal accident record or the ones, which have high accident risk. No installation or maintenance cost to the city, which simply benefits from the action.
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Link:
http://www.inzynieria-ruchu.pl/oferta/solarny-system-oswietlenia-drog/realizacje.html
Germany
Practice:
Intelligent street lighting
Location:
Ludwigsburg (district Oststadt, Oßweil), Germany
Description:
The City of Ludwigsburg’s innovation network Living Lab developed an "Intelligent street lighting" concept together with the local utility company (SWLB) and the company Trilux as a pilot project for energy saving, protecting the environment and furthermore, the animals. The innovative Trilux LED streetlights capture movements and automatically dim the light at low-traffic times. The intelligent street lighting is implemented at the foot and cycle path between the two districts Oßweil and Oststadt. The SWLB has put into operation 23 intelligent street lights. If vehicles, bicycles or pedestrians approach, the intelligent street lights capture the movements via sensors and light up the path where it is necessary. As a result, intelligent street light increases safety in the public space, whilst increasing energy efficiency and reducing costs (up to 60%of the energy costs). In the long term, the type of lighting saves up to 60 percent of energy costs. Furthermore, the lights make an important contribution to environmental protection by protecting insects, birds or bats from permanent light effects.
Link:
http://www.ludwigsburg.de/,Lde/start/stadt_buerger/intelligente+strassenbeleuchtung.html
Slovenia
Practice:
Energy Rehabilitation of Public Lighting at Municipality of Brda
Location:
Municipality of Brda, Slovenia
Description:
In Slovenia, the national light pollution Decree, stipulates target values for road and public area lighting. In that Decree, Article 5 specifically notes: “The annual electricity consumption of all lamps in the area of a municipality, built into the lighting systems of municipal roads and public areas managed by the municipality, calculated per person with residence in the municipality, must not exceed the target value of 44,5 kWh/person”. In Municipality Brda, this value was 87,2 kWh/person before the investment. After the successful tenderer, the municipality signed a long-term (10-year) concession for the renovation, maintenance and implementation of local utility public service - public lighting. The implementation process replaced 779 outdated lamps with new ones. The concessionaire owns the newly deployed public lighting equipment during the lifetime of the concession contract.
Link:
http://www.covenantofmayors.eu/about/signatories_hr.html?city_id=5605&seap
Italy
Practice:
Energy-efficient Street Lighting
Location:
Vignola, Province of Modena, Italy
Description:
The Municipality of Vignola is undergoing a renewal of public lighting. More than 3000 spots will be discarded (approximately 80% of total), being replaced by new highly efficient devices. Besides lamp replacement, the public lighting plan will rely on technology aimed at energy saving, low maintenance cost, smart applications such as Wi-Fi, video surveillance, charging devices for electric cars and bikes.
Overall, the Municipality gains more than 60% of energy saving, at the same time providing better lighting standards, broadening public lighting and video surveillance coverage within town, offering new services. The amount of money saved on energy bills is enough to finance the plan, giving an indication of financial sustainability.
