Including the closely related terms streetlights, lighting, and street lighting.
…-power-demand streetlights upgraded to LED. The project will reduce carbon emissions by 322 tonnes annually, and save £205,000 per year in electricity costs. Due to the inherent longevity of LED technology, there will also be a significant additional saving in ongoing maintenance costs associated with existing deteriorating fittings. Street Lighting 2008 2016/17 2017/18 2018/19 2018/19 v…
…-conversion-factors-2018 Page 12 of 48 Target An appropriate carbon-reduction target is to be developed as part of the annual review of the Action Plan. Actions to be undertaken Ref Action Lead Officer By When NZC-09 Develop appropriate carbon-reduction target for the Council’s streetlighting as part of annual review of Action Plan. Street Lighting Engineer Mar 2021 NZC-10…
… Upgrade 11,231 remaining high-power-demand streetlights to LED between 2020 and 2022 using agreed Salix and PCC funding. Street Lighting Engineer Dec 2022 NZC-11 Decommission streetlights that no longer comply if the Council cannot economically repair – i.e. repair costs more than a new lamp. Street Lighting Engineer First annual review Mar 2021 (c) Fleet Mileage Fleet Mileage…
… Local Authority by 2030 5 3.1 Outline Approach 5 3.2 Carbon Footprint 6 (a) Non-domestic buildings 6 (b) Streetlighting 10 (c) Fleet Mileage 11 (d) Business Mileage 13 3.3 Renewable-energy Generation / Carbon Offsetting 16 3.4 Working with Welsh Government 18 3.5 Working with Pembrokeshire Public Services Board / Swansea Bay City Deal Partners 19 3.6 Collaboration with Experts from…
… previously reported performance in its annual reports. It is proposed that these reported emissions initially constitute the scope of the Council’s commitment to become net zero carbon by 2030. These carbon emissions come from: (a) non-domestic buildings; (b) streetlighting; (c) fleet mileage; and (d) business mileage. While the Council is committed to significantly further reduce its…