Regulation and Methodology for the Accreditation and Calculation of Local Content of LED Fixtures in Computerized Supplier Accreditation of Brazilian Development Bank -BNDES. (Regulamento e Metodologia para o Credenciamento e Apuração de Conteúdo Local de Luminárias LED no Credenciamento de Fornecedores Informatizado (CFI) do BNDES (Portuguese) 

This fact-sheet summarizes the rationale behind the imperative to improve the energy efficiency of street-lighting, including financial, legislative, technological and environmental drivers. The fact-sheet explores the role of ESCOs in street-lighting and references select examples of successful street-lighting projects, and sources for further reading on the topic.

The manual has been designed according to the requirements and constraints specific to India. However, many of its recommendations may be applicable across urban local bodies (ULBs) and municipalities in other countries.

World Bank, June 2015

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The toolkit and the two accompanying business cases aim to assist local authorities to assess the impact of investing in energy efficiency measures within their street lighting asset.

ESMAP 2016

Case studies covering super-ESCO, PPP, ESCO, Lease-to-own, Municipal Financing and Joint Procurement LED Lighting Delivery Models, and a synthesis of the six case studies.

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The toolkit is based on analysis of the practical situation in Indian municipalities, and experience gained through the implementation of its ongoing street lighting projects.

This program was established by Mexico’s national government. It aims to provide technical assistance and financing to municipalities intending to implement better and more efficient street lighting systems. 

 

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The objective of this study is to provide city officials in Rio de Janeiro with (a) a brief overview of the global trends in EE public street lighting; (b) a review of the relevant regulatory, institutional and legal frameworks that would have an impact on an investment in energy-efficient public street lighting; and (c) recommendations for financing structures that achieve scale by bundling/aggregation.

Based on city studies and surveys in more than 300 municipalities, the report identifies business models and innovative financial structures that match the needs and capabilities of different sized cities. It also provides recommendations to governmental institutions on developing effective new policies and mechanisms to help Brazilian cities take ownership of their public lighting.

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Modelos de Negócio para Eficiência Energética em Iluminação Pública (Lighting Brazilian Cities: Business Models for Energy-Efficient Street Lighting), World Bank, June 2016 (English and Portuguese