City of Greater Dandenong LED Street Lighting Retrofit Project

City of Greater Dandenong LED Street Lighting Retrofit Project Last Modified: 13-Sep-2016 9:03 PM
  • 5,320
    old and inefficient mercury vapour street lights were switched to modern energy efficient LED technology in the City of Greater Dandenong over a period of 12 months.
  • $7.43 million
    will be saved over a 20-year period through reduced energy and maintenance costs as a result of the switch over.
  • 1,974 tonnes
    reduction in CO2 emissions per year or 39,484 tonnes over the next 20 years.
  • $1,704,237
    project cost.
  • 7 years
    payback period of the project.
  • 3
    partners involved in the project - the Australian Government’s Community Energy Efficiency Program, United Energy and local Hallam-based installation company Eastern Tree Services (ETS). United Energy will continue to maintain the new lights throughout the municipality.
Posted by AUS Sustainability in Environment
Tags Efficient Lighting Efficient Street Lighting City of Greater Dandenong Victoria Australia
Source Ipswich City Council website