Lights Beyond the illumination Hector Mendoza March 22nd, 2016

Spectacular urbanization Spectacular urbanization City management going through a major transformation Urban population grows with 200,000 people per day. The city has become a major strategic space. More than 3 billion people additionally will live in new build cities, extended or renovated urban areas by Increasing urgency and public pressure will drive acceleration of adoption of advanced city operation systems. Information and communication technology facilitate (1) economical, (2) environmental and (3) socio-cultural sustainability. 2 Cities trends and challenges

LED – benefits, why wait?

Key drivers for city lighting 4 Investment and operational expenses Energy usage and billing Maintenance

The benefits of LED solutions

Objectives of road lighting projects

Ensure Financial Viability and Budget Availability

PPPs … Opportunities 8 Self Sustainable Paid with savings Enviromental friendly Cities Development Safety Energy Policy: Quality Regulated products Regulation (tariff)

Success stories

Buenos Aires city Change to LED 10 Projects BUENOS AIRES

MADRID upgrades to smart lights in world's largest street lighting project

Madrid Upgrade Philips worked with ESE ( Ayuntamiento de Madrid ) a plan to upgrade the city lighting of Madrid, Spain, with internet-connected LEDs. A total of 225,000 street lights will be replaced, being the largest such project to date. The city will benefit from improved efficiency, costs and light quality Of the 225,000 street lights being upgraded in Madrid, 84,000 will have LEDs of one sort or other installed. The remainder will simply be changed to more energy efficient non-LED lighting. Once installed, it will be possible for Madrid to monitor and control the lighting using its existing control system This will be the biggest technological renewal ever seen in Madrid City," says Madrid mayor Ana Botella. "A change that will allow achieving some important goals. Namely, reducing the city’s energy consumption thanks to energy efficient luminaires, extending the lifespan of the city lighting and controlling light pollution by enabling the regulation of the intensity of light when and where it’s needed."

The new lighting is expected to save Madrid 44 percent of its lighting energy usage compared to the existing infrastructure. The financial savings will be used to offset the cost of upgrading the technology

14 Projects BOSTON “ With these new LED street lights, Boston continues to live up to its reputation as one of the greenest cities in the country…Not only do these lights help reduce greenhouse gas emissions, they also save Boston money in tough economic times. We’re excited to add these aesthetic and durable lighting fixtures to our streets.” – Mayor Thomas Menino

15 Projects BOSTON

Aruba’s MOI (Memorandum of innovation) Initiative to retrofit lighting in all public buildings. (aprox. 50% of energy savings) Some funds will be used to develop some key recreational areas in the Island. Paid by savings. 3 year program to support to reach the Green Aruba commitment. Expect to start on April 2016.