Municipal Lighting Project

Anchorage has over 6,000 outdoor lights using 30-year-old technology. Through extensive testing, we’ve identified LED lighting as the technology of the future for outdoor lights, and we are moving ahead with a plan to make LED lights the standard for all of Anchorage’s outdoor lighting, including streets, parking lots and garages, and trails. These fixtures use half the energy of current HPS technology and last seven times as long.

Following recent Assembly approval of phase 1, roughly 4,000 LED fixtures have been installed throughout the city. At an initial investment of $2.2 million and an annual savings of $360,000, these fixtures will pay for themselves in less than seven years, and produce ongoing savings for the life of the fixture.

Anchorage is blazing the trail in streetlight improvement policies, and communities across the state, the country, and around the world are watching closely to follow our lead.

 

  
  
Residential Street Lighting Study.pdfResidential Street Lighting Study
Roadway Lighting and Visibility.pdfRoadway Lighting and Visibility
The Promise of LED Lighting.pdfThe Promise of LED Lighting
Oakland street lighting presentation.pdfOakland street lighting presentation
Integration of High Brightness White LEDs for General OutdoorIllumination.pdfIntegration of High Brightness White LEDs for General OutdoorIllumination
Networked Streetlighting.pdfNetworked Streetlighting
Outdoor Lighting and Energy Impact.pdfOutdoor Lighting and Energy Impact
LED and Adaptive Lighting Pilots in Britsh Columbie.pdfLED and Adaptive Lighting Pilots in Britsh Columbie
Adaptive Standards.pdfAdaptive Standards
ANewWorldRevealedbyLifeLED.pdfANewWorldRevealedbyLifeLED
Bryan Emerging Technologies Recent Results and Issues Outdoor Lighting.pdfBryan Emerging Technologies Recent Results and Issues Outdoor Lighting
Common Misconceptions of SSL Technology.pdfCommon Misconceptions of SSL Technology