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LED Streetlights: Led Streetlights On Outskrits Of Jaipur Shortly | Jaipur News
Jaipur: The Jaipur Development Authority (JDA) had decided to replace old streetlights with smart LEDs in streets on the outskirts of city.
“The old-age sodium lights had not been replaced for the last 15 years in areas under JDA’s jurisdiction, but outside the limit of the two municipal corporations of the city. We want to replace those streetlights with hi-tech smart LEDs, those are now being installed at a few post localities of the city,” said a JDA official.
According to the plan, JDA would install 5,000 such smart LED lights in next four months as the first phase of the project. The civic authority would start installing more such lights in the outskirt areas in the next phase.
“The first phase would cost around Rs 11 crore. A report states that it would save JDA an estimated Rs 3 crore annually on electric bill,” said another JDA official. TNN
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“The old-age sodium lights had not been replaced for the last 15 years in areas under JDA’s jurisdiction, but outside the limit of the two municipal corporations of the city. We want to replace those streetlights with hi-tech smart LEDs, those are now being installed at a few post localities of the city,” said a JDA official.
According to the plan, JDA would install 5,000 such smart LED lights in next four months as the first phase of the project. The civic authority would start installing more such lights in the outskirt areas in the next phase.
“The first phase would cost around Rs 11 crore. A report states that it would save JDA an estimated Rs 3 crore annually on electric bill,” said another JDA official. TNN
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The Municipal Corporation of Delhi has passed a proposal to replace 59,000 high-pressure sodium vapor lights with energy-efficient, smart LED lights on arterial city roads. Currently maintained by the Public Works Department, the Municipal Corporation of Delhi is ready to take up the maintenance of the lights if the Delhi government provides adequate funds. The replacement is estimated to reduce energy bills by 50%. The corporation has also approved a proposal for the redevelopment of major roads and the assessment of a proposal to withdraw property taxes from 360 villages in Delhi.
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The municipal corporation of Panchkula is set to install energy-efficient streetlights and centralised control and monitoring system panels for smart lighting systems. The directorate of urban local bodies has approved the replacement of existing conventional streetlights at a cost of Rs 9.9 crore. The state government has selected a company to purchase the LEDs, and a total of 18,500 LED lights are to be installed in Panchkula. The installation of additional street lights in Ludhiana has been delayed despite receiving necessary approvals, and walkers in Trichy sports complex are requesting the installation of streetlights for safety reasons.
The municipal corporation of Panchkula is set to install energy-efficient streetlights and centralised control and monitoring system panels for smart lighting systems. The directorate of urban local bodies has approved the replacement of existing conventional streetlights at a cost of Rs 9.9 crore. The state government has selected a company to purchase the LEDs, and a total of 18,500 LED lights are to be installed in Panchkula. The installation of additional street lights in Ludhiana has been delayed despite receiving necessary approvals, and walkers in Trichy sports complex are requesting the installation of streetlights for safety reasons.
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Union Minister for Housing & Urban Affairs, Hardeep Singh Puri, has hinted at the extension of the Smart City Mission as Phase 2.0 by next year. The mission, which has been the fastest implemented scheme, has already seen the establishment of 100 integrated command and control centers. Puri expressed that the experience gained from the first 100 smart cities will not be limited to these cities alone, as states are now developing their own smart cities/districts. The minister also highlighted the incubation of technologies under the Smart City Mission that can be applied in other areas.
