Smart Cities News

Consortium releases draft requirements for lighting usage at night

News13 Apr 2021

The DesignLights Consortium’s draft policy is intended to mitigate the negative impacts of lighting at night, while providing appropriate visibility for people.

Surrey County Council rolls out intelligent street lighting

News17 Feb 2021

The three-year project will see around 89,000 streetlamps replaced or retrofitted with energy efficient LEDs and is predicted to save around 7,700 tonnes of carbon emissions each year.

Investment in smart streetlighting to hit $28bn over next decade

News01 Dec 2020

The sixth edition of the industry standard study of the global streetlighting market shows that well over a quarter of all streetlights globally have been converted to LEDs.

UK local authority to replace 24,000 streetlights with LEDs

News06 Oct 2020

Medway Council in Kent will enable the region to adapt its street lighting network remotely, providing a critical service even during potential lockdowns.

Smart “cluster” aims to act as a living lab for future smart cities

News19 Aug 2020

A mixed-use community of 25 businesses and 750 homes in the UK’s West Midlands is implementing a smart street lighting system which it claims will reduce energy consumption by more than 60 per cent.

Tampa to deploy smart street lighting

News17 Feb 2019

The Tampa Electric Company is working with Itron to deploy a smart lighting solution which can also serve as the foundation for future smart city applications

Utilities use smart cities to drive new revenue

News14 Feb 2019

Annual utility revenue opportunities in smart cities is expected to exceed $100bn by 2027 with areas such as EV charging and smart street lighting offering new streams

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