Toledo Edison Begins Installation of 1,000 LED Streetlights in Perrysburg
Toledo Edison, a subsidiary of FirstEnergy (NYSE: FE), has initiated a $251,000 project to install approximately 1,000 LED streetlight fixtures in Perrysburg, Ohio. This initiative is expected to save the city around $30,000 annually in electricity costs due to the improved efficiency of the LEDs, which are 50% more efficient than previous high-pressure sodium lights.
The project is funded entirely through federal aid from the American Rescue Plan Act and is projected to yield a return on investment in about six years. LEDs also promise to enhance visibility and security in the community, aiding local safety efforts.
- The installation of LED streetlights is expected to save Perrysburg approximately $30,000 annually in energy costs.
- The project is funded entirely through federal aid, mitigating financial impact on the city.
- LEDs have a significantly longer lifespan of 15 to 20 years compared to the previous lights' 3 to 5 years.
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