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    Smart street lighting systems can provide significant energy savings and cost reductions for cities. LED street lights consume around 69% less energy than traditional HPS lamps. Additionally, lighting control systems that dim lights based on pedestrian movement can save up to 77% of lighting energy. For example, Edinburgh City Council's smart streetlight project is projected to reduce annual energy costs by 50-60% and save £54 million over 20 years. Introducing smart street lighting networks can help future-proof cities by enabling additional smart city technologies and services to be integrated with the lighting infrastructure.

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    Smart street lighting systems can provide significant energy savings and cost reductions for cities. LED street lights consume around 69% less energy than traditional HPS lamps. Additionally, lighting control systems that dim lights based on pedestrian movement can save up to 77% of lighting energy. For example, Edinburgh City Council's smart streetlight project is projected to reduce annual energy costs by 50-60% and save £54 million over 20 years. Introducing smart street lighting networks can help future-proof cities by enabling additional smart city technologies and services to be integrated with the lighting infrastructure.

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    Smart street lighting systems can provide significant energy savings and cost reductions for cities. LED street lights consume around 69% less energy than traditional HPS lamps. Additionally, lighting control systems that dim lights based on pedestrian movement can save up to 77% of lighting energy. For example, Edinburgh City Council's smart streetlight project is projected to reduce annual energy costs by 50-60% and save £54 million over 20 years. Introducing smart street lighting networks can help future-proof cities by enabling additional smart city technologies and services to be integrated with the lighting infrastructure.

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    Smart street lighting systems can provide significant energy savings and cost reductions for cities. LED street lights consume around 69% less energy than traditional HPS lamps. Additionally, lighting control systems that dim lights based on pedestrian movement can save up to 77% of lighting energy. For example, Edinburgh City Council's smart streetlight project is projected to reduce annual energy costs by 50-60% and save £54 million over 20 years. Introducing smart street lighting networks can help future-proof cities by enabling additional smart city technologies and services to be integrated with the lighting infrastructure.

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    Feasibility Study on Smart Street Lighting

    his study aims to evaluate the feasibility of LED-based street lighting by analyzing
    energy efficiency and life cycle cost. For this purpose, a comparison of the lighting
    energy consumption by dimming control in Wooi Stream as a test bed project was
    conducted and the life cycle cost of LED lamps for replacing HPS lamps for street
    lighting was analyzed. As a result, LED lamp replacement could reduce the energy
    consumption by 69% compared to HPS lamps, and the dimming control system by
    pedestrian movements could save 77% of lighting energy
    Edinburgh case study

    Edinburgh City Council have started a projected in 2018 to introduce a smart

    streetlighting solution. This entails connecting 64,000 streetlights across the city

    under a centralized system. (nearly the same quantity of streetlights being

    replaced as Sheffield’s). This upgrade was forecasted to reduce its £3.2 million

    annually energy expenditure by 50%, and since deployment the figure is more

    likely to reach 60%. Its projected to save them £54 million over a 20-year period .
    Nowadays, control systems for lighting installations are used, among other
    functionality, to improve energy efficiency and to set different lighting outputs of
    the luminaires according to punctual requirements. This allows increasing energy
    efficiency by adapting the installation to environmental needs. Current control
    systems are mainly oriented to point-2-point architectures, which in most cases,
    are complex and expensive.
    Smart cities require smart street lighting systems, and India therefore needs a

    scalable smart street lighting initiative. The

    Indian Government’s UJALA domestic lighting initiative, which targets to replace

    770 million incandescent bulbs with LED bulbs, could be used as the blueprint for

    this.Under the initiative, over 36 Cr LEDs have been installed contributing to over

    47,000 million kWh energy savings, over INR 18,800 Cr cost savings, and over 3.8
    Smart streetlights are making cities safer
    and more sustainable.
    Making Cities More Sustainable With Smart
    Lights
    ● Adopting smart streetlights could give smart cities the opportunity to
    swap current lights out for LEDs. LEDs are much more energy-
    efficient and long-lasting than standard lights on average.
    ● According to research from the Environmental Security Technology
    Certification Program (ESTCP) and Virginia Polytechnic Institute and
    State University, intelligent and energy-efficient LEDs
    New Streetlight Systems Are Driving Smart City Tech Forward

    ● The rapid advancement of smart city technology has opened up new


    possibilities for developers and planners.
    ● However, these same people are also faced with the challenge of
    integrating new intelligent systems and ensuring that urban utilities are
    energy-efficient.
    Networks of intelligent streetlights
    could pave the way for more complex
    systems. Already, developers are
    finding new ways to advance
    streetlight tech and use these lights as
    an anchor for additional technology —
    like air quality sensors and security
    devices — that could make city
    services even more intelligent.
    Smart street lighting will help future-proof our cities
    Illuminating cities with sustainable
    smart lighting systems
    The setup also means the street lanterns can be adapted to fit the weather, even
    flashing red to warn residents of approaching storms or floods. But they can also
    be remotely adjusted – using wireless technology – down to areas as small as a
    street or a corner of a city square in order to provide a particular ambience to that
    area. An Italian restaurant will, for example, be able to adjust the street lanterns
    around it to create a more Italian atmosphere, and residents will be able to decide
    their respective streets' illumination look, initially for a couple of hours each night

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