Street Light Strategy - Draft Strategy Paper

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Summary and Public Comments

Letter requesting Stakeholder Comment - 11 August 2011 (472 kB)

Under the National Strategy on Energy Efficiency, the Equipment Energy Efficiency Committee (of the Ministerial Council on Energy) have commissioned the development of a draft Street Lighting Strategy to address the key elements of Measure 4.1.4 of the NSEE which are to:

Identify and address barriers to the uptake of more efficiency street lighting
Collect and make available nation-wide information on energy efficient street lighting technologies and operational practices.
Consider whether the use of incentive mechanism is needed to give effect to this measure.

The development of the draft Strategy has involved a range of consultations during 2010 and 2011, including face to face workshops, meetings and online surveys of a wide range of stakeholders including state, federal and local governments, energy distribution businesses, consultants and manufacturers.

The draft strategy, produced by Ironbark Consulting, along with a further report on Barriers to Energy Efficient Street Lighting by Pricewaterhouse Coopers has now been released for stakeholder comment.

National Workshop on Energy Efficient Street Lighting - 4 August 2011

PowerPoint presentations from the Street Lighting Workshop held in Brisbane, 04 August 2011 can be found here.

Stakeholders are invited to consider the draft strategy and provide any comments to craig.walker2@sa.gov.au by COB 23 September 2011.

A revised strategy will then be prepared for consideration by State, Territory and Commonwealth Governments.

This page last modified 22 August 2011