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LED Roadway Lighting Initiative April 9, 2013

LED Roadway Lighting Initiative April 9, 2013. LED History at OUC. Thornton Park Roadways. Thornton Park Roadways. Thornton Park Roadways. Thornton Park Roadways. Project Scope. Replace all existing 100-Watt high pressure sodium (HPS) cobra head roadway lights with LED fixtures

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LED Roadway Lighting Initiative April 9, 2013

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  1. LED Roadway Lighting InitiativeApril 9, 2013

  2. LED History at OUC

  3. Thornton Park Roadways

  4. Thornton Park Roadways

  5. Thornton Park Roadways

  6. Thornton Park Roadways

  7. Project Scope • Replace all existing 100-Watt high pressure sodium (HPS) cobra head roadway lights with LED fixtures • About 14,000 lights in Orlando, Orange County, St. Cloud and Osceola County • Represents 52 percent of roadway fixtures • 60-month implementation schedule • One-for-one exchange between HPS and LED • Total capital cost of $4.9 million

  8. Five-Year Plan • Market competition drives innovation • Price of fixtures continues to decline • Technology continues to improve • Department of Energy (DOE) predicts additional 100 percent increase in lumens per watt by 2020

  9. Energy & Cost Savings • Greater than 50 percent reduction in consumption • ~3.5 GWh of energy reduction per year at full implementation in 2018 • Contributes towards conservation goal • City of Orlando will realize nearly $300,000 in annual savings at full implementation

  10. GreenWorksOrlando Goals • Goal 1: Greenhouse gas neutral for municipal operations by 2030 • Objective: Reduce greenhouse gas emissions 15 percent from 2010 levels by 2017 • Project will meet 2 percent of the 15-percent goal • Goal 3B: 50 percent reduction in municipal electricity Consumption by 2030 • Objective: 10 percent reduction in electricity used by 2017 from 2010 levels • Project will meet 1 percent of the 10-percent goal

  11. Next Steps • Continue to monitor the development of LED technology • Evaluate the replacement of 250W and 400W cobra head roadway fixtures • 13,000 fixtures • Pilot project to test retrofit kits for decorative fixtures • Submit capital projects to the Commission when one-for-one replacement is deemed economic and effective

  12. Challenges Facing Utilities • LED street lighting technology • Costs, cost recovery and rates • Energy efficient programs • Impact on overall financial situation

  13. Questions?

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