Including the closely related terms street lighting, and lighting.
… with our communities to ensure that they can cope effectively with change and developments whilst protecting our natural environment”, as one of three main priorities. This is to be progressed by “becoming more energy efficient and decrease our carbon emissions by concentrating on Leisure Centres, Schools and street lighting”. Despite the progress made to date, it is recognised that a more…
… in reducing energy consumption and to determine which buildings to prioritise in energy efficiency projects such as Re:Fit. Manual Scope 2 Street lighting Highways Monthly electricity consumption of street lighting from bills & monthly carbon emissions by PowerData Associates. Internally The data is regularly assessed and discussed with the Senior Engineer in team meetings…
… Street Lighting Energy & Carbon Reduction Programme 2012 - ongoing Highways, waste and Property (Property Section) The County Council are responsible for the maintenance and energy consumption of 9,801 public street lighting and 844 illuminated signs. The service is committed to continue the reduction in energy and reduce the carbon emissions without causing…
… detrimental change to the wellbeing of Anglesey people. Upgrade of street lighting lanterns to new energy efficient LED lanterns. The new LED lanterns has proven to reduce light pollution, light trespass, scenic intrusion, sky glow whilst also limiting glare to a minimum. All of which have improved the ‘Dark Sky’ status for Anglesey. The Authority have received financial…
… assistance from Salix grant funding and has now completed 99% of the upgrade. This initiative has already Internal & External – Managed by IACC but delivered by The Highways and Street Lighting Term Maintenance Contractor. Land & Assets Group 16 reduced the energy consumption and carbon by 2,247,000kwh and 1,538 tonnes respectively since…