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Energy Useage Carbon Street Lighting FCC

Public Lighting is the largest Significant Energy Users (SEU) within Fingal County Council. An accelerated LED energy efficiency program has been in place in Fingal County Council since 2019. Around 6,200 existing sodium lights were replaced with LED in 2020 and there are plans to continue at this rate. By the end of 2021, approximately 79% of FCC’s street lighting stock had been converted to LED. Once complete, this retrofit program could achieve savings of 4.4 GWh of TPER and 399 tonnes of CO2 Public Lighting consists of around 34,200 street lamps, which are broken up into three main different light sources. Listed below is a summary of these main light sources and their associated quantity; they are also listed in order of their efficiency:

Light Emitting Diode (LED) – 27,254 lampsLow Pressure Sodium (SOX) – 2,105 lamps

High Pressure Sodium (SON) – 2,086 lampsOther – 2,755 lamps

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Fingal County Council

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Fingal County Council came into existence on the 1st January 1994, after the breakup of Dublin City Council into three separate Local Authorities (Fingal Co. Co./South Dublin Co... read more

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Title Energy Useage Carbon Street Lighting FCC
Description

Public Lighting is the largest Significant Energy Users (SEU) within Fingal County Council. An accelerated LED energy efficiency program has been in place in Fingal County Council since 2019. Around 6,200 existing sodium lights were replaced with LED in 2020 and there are plans to continue at this rate. By the end of 2021, approximately 79% of FCC’s street lighting stock had been converted to LED. Once complete, this retrofit program could achieve savings of 4.4 GWh of TPER and 399 tonnes of CO2 Public Lighting consists of around 34,200 street lamps, which are broken up into three main different light sources. Listed below is a summary of these main light sources and their associated quantity; they are also listed in order of their efficiency:

Light Emitting Diode (LED) – 27,254 lampsLow Pressure Sodium (SOX) – 2,105 lamps

High Pressure Sodium (SON) – 2,086 lampsOther – 2,755 lamps
Landing Page https://data.fingal.ie/datasets/FingalCoCo::energy-useage-carbon-street-lighting-fcc
Publisher Fingal County Council
Author Fingal County Council
Maintainer Fingal Admin
Region Fingal
Category Environment and Energy
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