Streets Light Up in Minneapolis‬

by Minnesota 2020 | 4:00 pm March 9th, 2012

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Streetlights cost millions of dollars every year in energy bills and equipment upkeep. A new neighborhood initiative in the Minnehaha-Hiawatha community of Minneapolis is testing a lighting system using LED and induction technology to improve energy efficiency and diminish costs to taxpayers.

The Minnehaha-Hiawatha community is experimenting with 6 different LED bulbs and 3 different types of induction lights both of which are high efficiency in order to measure which work best.  This not only saves money from a decrease in electricity use but these new bulbs also last longer which means the city doesn’t have to pay a maintenance crew to go out and change the bulbs very often.  This project saves money and the environment.

2 Responses to “Streets Light Up in Minneapolis‬”


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    street lights; the gal is wearing glasses;
    use night vision technology in form glasses
    get rid of the street lights


  2. There is a company called, Life Science Lighting which specializes in LED for cities. P/S: It is selling for cheap at momeny.

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