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Street Lighting PPPs: Improving Energy Efficiency and Public Safety in India’s Cities

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Publication Date:

Sep 21, 2021

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Energy and Power

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Global / Non-Specific

Street lighting PPPs help provide better services, improve business and public safety, and increase energy efficiency by up to 70%. This IFC sector note provides lessons and examples on scaling up innovative PPP solutions in public street lighting infrastructure across India.

Contents

Street Lighting & Energy Consumption in India: The Development Challenge
Case Study 1: The City of Bhubaneswar 2013
Case Study 2: The City of Jaipur 2014
Table: Shared Savings Model vs. Notional Savings Model
Case Study 3: Odisha State 2016
Case Study 4: The City of Bengaluru 2019
Lessons from India's Experience in Street Lighting PPPs

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