33Street light sensor feasibility study

Progress

On time

Not started
Planning
Implementation
Completed

OBJECTIVE
Reduce emissions from Council's streetlighting through the use of sensors.
IMPACT
Low
Reducing electricity consumption by reducing unnecessary street lighting.

Street light sensors can be appropriate for some areas and lower electricity consumption by reducing lighting. Additional benefits include preserving dark skies for amenity and ecological benefit.

A feasibility study to include sensor technology for streetlights in new developments needs to be studied to understand whether this avenue of emissions reduction should be pursued.

Tasks

What's left to do?

01/07/2024
Feasibility study to include sensor technology for streetlights in new developments
Upfront costs would be lower than with retrofitting
31/12/2024
Roll out streetlight sensors if feasible
Upfront costs would be lower than with retrofitting

Related actions

Target audience

Responsible organisations

Manages Council's assets and property.

Emissions Scope

Theme

Indicative costs
[Cost of sensor projects]
Indicative savings
Reduction in electricity costs from reduced lighting loads.

Emission scopes

Information updated 25/11/2024

Progress

OBJECTIVEDefinition

Reduce emissions from Council's streetlighting through the use of sensors.

IMPACTDefinition

Reducing electricity consumption by reducing unnecessary street lighting.

Description

Tasks

What's left to do?

Feasibility study to include sensor technology for streetlights in new developments

Roll out streetlight sensors if feasible

Related actions

Summary and contacts

Target audience

Responsible organisations

Emissions ScopeDefinition

Theme

Indicative costsDefinition

Indicative savingsDefinition

Emission scopes

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IMPACT

Emissions Scope

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