Energy Efficiency Retrofit Programme for Public Lighting in Wexford County

Wexford County
Council Public Lighting
LED Retrofit
Programme
Tim Murphy BE CEng MIEI, Senior Executive Engineer
Roads Department, Wexford County Council
INTRODUCTION
In 2017 Wexford County Council operated and
maintained 14,115 public lights. This has risen to
15,443 in 2022.
692 were LED
The remaining 13,423 were a mix of Son, Sox and
      Metal Halides lights
The operation and maintenance cost amounted to
€1,330,000
Energy Cost in 2017= €930,000
Maintenance Cost  in 2017= €400,000
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REASONS FOR RETROFIT PROGRAMME
The energy reduction that would be achieved
from the programme would contribute towards
the Council’s 2020 energy savings target of 33%.
Energy cost  savings
Maintenance Cost savings
Upgrade of old lighting stock
Upgrade of older Sox lanterns that are now
obsolete.
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ENERGY REDUCTIONS
Public lighting is Wexford County Council’s
largest consumer of energy at up to 60% of
the total energy consumption of the council.
The retrofit programme achieved savings of
up to 65%. This one programme once fully
completed will have achieved the 33%
energy reduction required under the 2020
energy savings target
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ENERGY COST SAVINGS
The public lighting energy cost for 2018 was
€930,000. This  increased by up to 12% in
2019 bringing the energy bill to €1,054,000.
The reduction of 65% in the energy bill will
amount to an annual saving of  €677,000
per annum once the programme is complete
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MAINTENANCE COSTS SAVINGS
The 2017 maintenance costs were
running at €400,000 per annum. This
was broken down as follows;
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MAINTENANCE COSTS SAVINGS
Once the programme has been
completed the routine maintenance bill
will be reduced to no more than
€50,000 per annum.
This will result in an annual saving on
maintenance of €200,000.
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UPGRADE OF OLD LIGHTING STOCK
There was never an asset replacement
programme for public lighting. Many of the
lamp standards were old and in need of
replacement.
These lanterns needed to be replaced. It
made sense to replace with Led lanterns
rather than Son lanterns due to the energy
and cost savings that could be achieved.
8
UPGRADE OF OLD LIGHTING STOCK
The retrofit programme ensures that
Wexford County Council will have an asset
replacement programme for public lighting
going forward.
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UPGRADE OF OLDER SOX LANTERNS
These lanterns are not being manufactured
anymore. In fact the manufacture of the Sox
bulb was discontinued from the end of 2019.
It was imperative that all Sox lanterns were
replaced by no later than the end of 2020.
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AFTER
 
BEFORE
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BEFORE
 
AFTER
PROGRAMME
The retrofit was be carried out over a 5 year
programme.
2017
 
– 980 lanterns of the higher 250 W
and 150W replace with 80W and 120W Led
in Gorey, Enniscorthy and Wexford Towns.
2018
 
– 2,450 lanterns replaced in Wexford
Town. All lanterns in Wexford Town are now
Led.
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PROGRAMME
2019 
3,450 lanterns replaced.
 
2020/2021 
The plan was to replace  5,700
lanterns. This was delayed due to Covid. It is
expected to be completed by mid 2022.
The total cost of the programme will be in the
region of €5,500,000.
The annual savings in energy and maintenance
will be in excess of €850,000 per annum giving
a payback of between 6 to 7 years.
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PROGRAMME IN DETAIL
66% of existing lanterns were 70W Son and
were replaced with 18W to 25W Led
The majority of the remainder were either
135W Sox or 150W Son and were replaced
with 84W Led
The majority of the 25W Led lanterns were in
housing estates. We were able to dim to 75% at
midnight while still achieving required lighting
levels.
The 84W Led will be dimmed to 75% from Midnight
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PROGRAMME IN DETAIL
 
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PROGRAMME IN DETAIL
 
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The retrofit programme will deliver;
65% reduction in energy
60% reduction in operation and
maintenance costs
6 to 7 year payback on investment
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CONCLUSION
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Wexford County Council implemented an LED retrofit programme for public lighting to achieve energy and maintenance cost savings. The programme resulted in up to 65% energy reduction, contributing to their 2020 target. Energy cost savings amounted to €677,000 annually, and maintenance costs were significantly reduced. Public lighting accounted for 60% of the council's total energy consumption.

  • Energy Efficiency
  • Retrofit Programme
  • Wexford County
  • LED Lighting
  • Cost Savings

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  1. Wexford County Wexford County Council Public Lighting Council Public Lighting LED Retrofit LED Retrofit Programme Programme Tim Murphy BE CEng MIEI, Senior Executive Engineer Tim Murphy BE CEng MIEI, Senior Executive Engineer Roads Department, Wexford County Council Roads Department, Wexford County Council

  2. INTRODUCTION INTRODUCTION In 2017 Wexford County Council operated and maintained 14,115 public lights. This has risen to 15,443 in 2022. 692 were LED The remaining 13,423 were a mix of Son, Sox and Metal Halides lights The operation and maintenance cost amounted to 1,330,000 Energy Cost in 2017= 930,000 Maintenance Cost in 2017= 400,000 2

  3. REASONS FOR RETROFIT PROGRAMME REASONS FOR RETROFIT PROGRAMME The energy reduction that would be achieved from the programme would contribute towards the Council s 2020 energy savings target of 33%. Energy cost savings Maintenance Cost savings Upgrade of old lighting stock Upgrade of older Sox lanterns that are now obsolete. 3

  4. ENERGY REDUCTIONS ENERGY REDUCTIONS Public lighting is Wexford County Council s largest consumer of energy at up to 60% of the total energy consumption of the council. The retrofit programme achieved savings of up to 65%. This one programme once fully completed will have achieved the 33% energy reduction required under the 2020 energy savings target 4

  5. ENERGY COST SAVINGS ENERGY COST SAVINGS The public lighting energy cost for 2018 was 930,000. This increased by up to 12% in 2019 bringing the energy bill to 1,054,000. The reduction of 65% in the energy bill will amount to an annual saving of 677,000 per annum once the programme is complete 5

  6. MAINTENANCE COSTS SAVINGS MAINTENANCE COSTS SAVINGS The 2017 maintenance costs were running at 400,000 per annum. This was broken down as follows; Routine Maintenance Costs-bulb replacement, bracket replacement act. Non routine maintenance costs knock downs, cable faults, vandalism 250,000 150,000 6

  7. MAINTENANCE COSTS SAVINGS MAINTENANCE COSTS SAVINGS Once the programme has been completed the routine maintenance bill will be reduced to no more than 50,000 per annum. This will result in an annual saving on maintenance of 200,000. 7

  8. UPGRADE OF OLD LIGHTING STOCK UPGRADE OF OLD LIGHTING STOCK There was never an asset replacement programme for public lighting. Many of the lamp standards were old and in need of replacement. These lanterns needed to be replaced. It made sense to replace with Led lanterns rather than Son lanterns due to the energy and cost savings that could be achieved. 8

  9. UPGRADE OF OLD LIGHTING STOCK UPGRADE OF OLD LIGHTING STOCK The retrofit programme ensures that Wexford County Council will have an asset replacement programme for public lighting going forward. 9

  10. UPGRADE OF OLDER SOX LANTERNS UPGRADE OF OLDER SOX LANTERNS These lanterns are not being manufactured anymore. In fact the manufacture of the Sox bulb was discontinued from the end of 2019. It was imperative that all Sox lanterns were replaced by no later than the end of 2020. 10

  11. BEFORE BEFORE AFTER AFTER 11

  12. BEFORE BEFORE AFTER AFTER 12

  13. PROGRAMME PROGRAMME The retrofit was be carried out over a 5 year programme. 2017 and 150W replace with 80W and 120W Led in Gorey, Enniscorthy and Wexford Towns. 2018 Town. All lanterns in Wexford Town are now Led. 2017 980 lanterns of the higher 250 W 2018 2,450 lanterns replaced in Wexford 13

  14. PROGRAMME PROGRAMME 2019 3,450 lanterns replaced. 2020/2021 lanterns. This was delayed due to Covid. It is expected to be completed by mid 2022. The total cost of the programme will be in the region of 5,500,000. The annual savings in energy and maintenance will be in excess of 850,000 per annum giving a payback of between 6 to 7 years. 2019 2020/2021 The plan was to replace 5,700 14

  15. PROGRAMME IN DETAIL PROGRAMME IN DETAIL 66% of existing lanterns were 70W Son and were replaced with 18W to 25W Led The majority of the remainder were either 135W Sox or 150W Son and were replaced with 84W Led The majority of the 25W Led lanterns were in housing estates. We were able to dim to 75% at midnight while still achieving required lighting levels. The 84W Led will be dimmed to 75% from Midnight 15

  16. PROGRAMME IN DETAIL PROGRAMME IN DETAIL Before Before After After Lamp Type Billable Wattage Lamp Type Billable Wattage Equivalent wattage taking 75% midnight to dawn dimming into account % Energy Reduction 70W Son 85W 25W Led 25W 21.875W 74% 16

  17. PROGRAMME IN DETAIL PROGRAMME IN DETAIL Before Before After After Lamp Type Billable Wattage Lamp Type Billable Wattage Equivalent wattage taking 25% midnight to dawn dimming into account % Energy Reduction 150W Son 170W 84W Led 84W 73.5W 57% 17

  18. CONCLUSION CONCLUSION The retrofit programme will deliver; 65% reduction in energy 60% reduction in operation and maintenance costs 6 to 7 year payback on investment 18

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