With the rapid development of LED lighting and the background of energy saving and emission reduction, more and more cities are replacing their street lamps with LED lighting products, and the business opportunities for street lamps to be eliminated are gradually taking shape. It is estimated that the number of global street lamps will reach 350 million in 2025. cup. Recently, which cities have started LED street light installation projects? Xiaobian will take you to take stock of them one by one.

132,000 street lights in Montreal, Canada will be transformed into LED street lights

It is reported that the Montreal Municipal Government of Canada will make a decision on the replacement of the light source of its 132,000 street lamps with LED products.

The City of Montreal has plans to replace the current incandescent bulbs with cheaper, more energy-efficient LED lighting products (4000K-based). However, citizens of the city are opposed to it, considering the possible health problems of high color temperature. Many people like Toronto and Chicago 3000K light source products.

The mayor of Montreal said that although the city government has yet to make a decision, there are now strong calls to drop the 4,000K. It is reported that once the color temperature-based product is determined, the city of Montreal may launch a large-scale project tender.

Singapore plans to replace national street lights with LEDs by 2022

The Singapore Land Transport Authority announced that it plans to replace the island's street lights with more energy-efficient LED street lights by 2022, and use a new remote monitoring system to switch street lights on and off according to weather conditions.

Singapore authorities have launched two pilot programs in the past to test high-power and normal-power LED street lights in some areas. Since 2013, the street lights in some areas have been changed to LED street lights, and about 4,000 street lights have been installed with LED tubes so far.

The Singapore government's streetlight replacement plan is being carried out in three phases: Phase 1, which will cover 500 roads with low traffic flow and located in residential areas, is scheduled to be completed by 2018. The second phase, which is concentrated in the central region, is expected to be completed by 2019. The third stage, the replacement of streetlights on the remaining roads, is expected to be completed by 2022.

The Ukrainian government wants to invest 84.8 billion soums in the renovation of urban street lights

According to the Ministry of Finance of Uzbekistan, in order to reduce energy consumption, introduce advanced energy-saving technologies, and optimize lighting systems, the Uzbek government plans to allocate 84.8 billion soums (about 28.3 million U.S. dollars at the official Uzbek exchange rate) for upgrading and transformation in the three years from 2017 to 2019. For 28 urban street lighting systems, including Tashkent, 24 billion soums (about 8 million U.S. dollars) were allocated for the 2017 fiscal year.

The project involves the replacement of 82,883 luminaires and the optimization of 2,779.2 kilometers of lines. It is planned to replace the existing high-energy-consuming luminaires with modern energy-saving lighting equipment using light-emitting diode technology by 2020.

Taiwan Jia City Replacement LED Street Lights

The street lights in Chiayi City, Taiwan have been gradually replaced with new ones. The city government said that a total of 30,000 mercury street lights have been replaced in the city and new LED lights have been installed. 17,000 units are expected to renew the contract with the contractor in the near future and start construction after the Spring Festival.

Li Jianxian, director of public works, said that the first phase of the project will be paid by the central subsidy of 130 million yuan, and the second phase of the project will cost 170 million yuan. The city government and manufacturers purchased 17,000 LED lights in the form of expansion clauses. The use of LED lights saves about 25 million yuan in electricity bills every year.