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STREETLIGHTS across North Yorkshire have gone green after 50,400 of them were replaced with energy saving LED lights at a cost of £8m.
Replacing all the county council s lights was due to take five years but the county council has revealed lighting engineers cut two years off the work which is due to bring maintenance savings of £1.285m a year.
Against a backdrop of spiralling energy costs and ever-rising inflationary pressures, modernising our streetlights had become essential, said County Councillor Don Mackenzie, Executive Member for Access
When the decision was taken to make a substantial investment in converting all the county council’s street lights from incandescent to LED, we were confident of getting a 100 per cent return within ten years. However, our street lighting team and maintenance contractor, Ringway, made such rapid progress we are realising the benefits of this project much sooner as we delivered the programme early and under budget, ....

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