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LED - Increasing Energy Saving through Conversion to LED lighting in public space

LED - Increasing Energy Saving through Conversion to LED lighting in public space. LED - Increasing Energy Saving through Conversion to LED lighting in public space. Components: C1 – Coordination and management C2 – Communication and dissemination C3 – Technology Design and User’s needs

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LED - Increasing Energy Saving through Conversion to LED lighting in public space

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  1. LED - Increasing Energy Saving through Conversion to LED lighting in public space

  2. LED - Increasing Energy Saving through Conversion to LED lighting in public space Components: C1 –Coordination and management C2 – Communication and dissemination C3 – Technology Design and User’s needs C4 – LED lighting in context of city and road planning

  3. LED - Increasing Energy Saving through Conversion to LED lighting in public space C1 –Coordination and management continues during all project time It consists of: C1.1 coordination of work packages and activities C1.2 activity and financial reporting C1.3 auditing of reports C1.4 purchase of equipment for project management purpose C1.4 Steering Committee meeting

  4. LED - Increasing Energy Saving through Conversion to LED lighting in public space C2 –Communication and disseminationcontinues during all project time. It consists of: C2.1Definition of target groups to be addressed and the relevant media to reach them C2.2 Development of a joint dissemination and media plan C2.3 production and use of a project logo and design C2.4 online marketing: production and update of a project website C2.5 Carrying out of local and international seminars for light-fitting produces C2.6 Carrying out of local and international seminars for civil servants of cities C2.7,8,9 organization of 1st, 2nd, 3d workshops focusing on dissemination and promotion issues and update of a project website C2.10 common print media for LED technology promotion towards politicians and civil servants; companies/light fitting producers,; general public C2.11 press releases and PR about the project C2.12 publication of regular newsletters about the project

  5. LED - Increasing Energy Saving through Conversion to LED lighting in public space C3 –Technology Design and User’s needs It consists of: C3.1 Invite the market for cluster building 1 know-how exchange seminar C3.2, 3 LED Academy: 2dn, 3d know-how exchange seminar C3.4 Child/youth science centre activities for demand creation, information about LED applications and awareness raising C3.5 User’s demands and demands on different environments: surveys among users.. C3.6 Market analysis C3.7 Visit of trade fairs C3.9 Standard Development for public lighting: comparing existing standards with the possibilities of new LED technology.. C3.10 Inventory of different design solutions for LED lighting C3.11 Design development for specific area and users type: competition among designers (at universities) C3.12 Development of design manuals for planners and manufacturers: best practice designs for differentenvironments and users type

  6. LED - Increasing Energy Saving through Conversion to LED lighting in public space C4 –LED lighting in context of city and road planning It consists of: C4.1 Situation analysis about the lighting situation C4.2 Road safety and traffic analysis in different light situation C4.3 Analysis of best-practice examples of LED lighting in different environment C4.4 Joint study on the potential LED technology offers for energy saving in city lighting C4.5,6,7 1st, 2nd, 3d planner’s workshop discussing on the results and evaluation C4.8 Planning of test areas for LED lighting C4.9 Pre-study of different variants of LED lighting in different environments C4.10 Blue-print planning for LED test lighting: construction types and technology, detailed description of costs C4.11 Permit planning for LED test lighting C4.12 Implementation planning C4.13 Tender process for realizations LED lighting C4.14 Implementations of test lighting installations in different environments C4.15 Demonstration of test installations/ light performances for citizens, civil servants and politicians C4.16 Evaluation of test results C4.17 Compilation of best-practice examples of the tested LED lighting solutions C4.18 Edition and publication of a spatial development toolbox C4.19 Development of new financial models for implementation of LED technology in city and road planning C4.20 Action plan to implement LED technology into city lighting systems C4.21 Development of a model for combining LED technology with renewable energy sources

  7. LED - Increasing Energy Saving through Conversion to LED lighting in public space On 16th - 18th of February, 2010 Eleonora Guseinovienė participated in the C4 Meeting in Rostock/Wismar. The presentation about the lighting situation in Lithuania, user's demands and demands on different environments (cities public places) was made and introduced by Eleonora Guseinoviene (C3.5). 23rd to 25th of March 2010 first know-how exchange seminar "Lighting Public Space - Creating Living Cities with efficient LED" was arranged in Klaipeda, Lithuania. The topics of the seminar were: to invite the market players for cluster-building; 1st know-how exchange seminar among universities; Light-fitting producers and municipalities, considered end-users; Establishment of an LED Academy, definition of common denominators (C3.1).

  8. LED - Increasing Energy Saving through Conversion to LED lighting in public space On 1-2 of June 2010 Eleonora Guseinovienė participated in Vilnius Summit (European Challenges - Regional Solutions: An Agenda for Jobs, Investments and Sustainable Growth), in both plenary sessions and more in-depth thematic interactive sessions in parallel throughout the two intensive conference days, this was mentioned in Summit 2010 Handbook, page 239. The "LED - Light in Public Space" project, investor's forum and the LED lighting products were publicized and mentioned as cooperation partners in Summit 2010 Handbook, pages: 92, 112. (C2.13) On 16-17 June 2010 Eleonora Guseinoviene participated in the third Meeting of the South Baltic Programme in Palanga with the aim to receive practical information about South Baltic Programme and to exchange ideas about underway projects and planned ones, to disseminate information about LED.

  9. LED - Increasing Energy Saving through Conversion to LED lighting in public space During reporting period 2 presentations in regular conference in Klaipeda were presented ("Comparable analysis of LED internet websites" as well as "Optimal grouping of LEDs"); they were printed in regular edition "Technological works in West Lithuania VII" 2010 ISSN 1822-4652, (432pages). 1 brochure (15 pages, 50 copies) was prepared for KHES.1 in Klaipeda (23-25 March 2010). 1 article in regular magazine "Science and technique" was printed. The analysis of best-practice examples of LED lighting in different environments of cities and regions was completed and is placed in website www.elektra-ku.lt (C4.3).

  10. LED - Increasing Energy Saving through Conversion to LED lighting in public space • The purchase procedures of joint study on the potential LED technology offers for energy saving in city lighting were initiated. • During reporting period 2010 01 01 - 2010 06 30 planned activities were pursued. • The user's demands activity is still proceeding and will be finished by the 31 of December 2010 (CP3.5).

  11. Thank You for Attention

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