LED Scale-Up

Climate Group’s LED work has revealed that cities want to benefit from the significant energy and maintenance savings that LED systems provide and they see the technology as a priority - but many seek guidance on the best technology options, best practices and funding solutions. With the wealth of manufacturers, products and service providers, the choice can be overwhelming for city stakeholders. Furthermore, cities need to hold open procurement practices to ensure value for money. In this webinar we explore how the Zhaga standard can guarantee LED products which are future-proofed, scalable and interoperable; giving cities the flexibility they desire - 

Exploring how citizen engagement can be improved with smart infrastructure investment opportunities. LED public lighting schemes not only offer unprecedented energy and maintenance savings; they can also enable cities to use smart technologies to gain invaluable data insights on city life. These insights can, in turn, enable cities to plan and target resources more effectively and efficiently. Hear from expert speakers from various sectors discuss how ensuring scarce resources are invested in smart infrastructure can help to increase city resilience in this time of global uncertainty – 

Exploring how an LED street lighting programme can help to transform a city for the better; including ambience, improving the night-time economy, civic pride and crime and safety. Hear from stakeholders from cities, utilities, policy makers and manufacturers to discuss how their experience of LED lighting schemes has helped to reinvigorate the community

The unprecedented energy savings of 50-70% from LEDs compared to traditional lighting presents a compelling urgency to raise the priority of LED adoption. Our work has revealed that cities want to benefit from the significant energy and maintenance savings that LED systems provide, and they see the technology as a priority - but many seek guidance on the best technology options, best practices and funding solutions. Despite the significant and proven energy and maintenance savings, the upfront capital costs may be prohibitive to many municipalities. In this webinar we will examine how cities can get LED programs off the ground and some of the different approaches which cities have employed to finance their schemes.

Exploring how cities can ensure their data collection activities are secure; to truly benefit both City Halls and citizens alike. Hear from expert speakers from industry bodies and manufacturers to gain valuable insights in this crucial area -

Exploring how an ecosystem approach between stakeholders can facilitate successful smart cities projects. Cities do not want to lock themselves into systems that are not talking to each other and are not scalable. Rather it implies by definition working and collaborating with different partners and players – with technology companies, lighting companies, different city divisions etc. Collaboration, openness and integration are key.

Covering the significant impact in which state, regional and national level energy policy can help cities adopt LED street lighting. As well as driving uptake, and wider energy efficiency innovations, supporting policy can also play a key role stimulating future market and investment growth.