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CASE STUDIES


                                    Table 1: Wattage and Lumens of Different Lamps


               Factor                    FTL            HPSV                                 Metal Halide
               Wattage                   40             250           160         70         400

               Output (lumens)           2700           27000         13500       5600       36000
               Efficiency (lumens/       55             87            75          64         90
               watt)
               Lamp life (hours)         10,000-20,000 18,000-24,000 15,000       10,000     15,000-20,000

               Energy use                Medium         Low           Low         Low        High
               Colour rendition          Good           Moderate      Moderate    Moderate Good

              Source: Krishnamurthy and Gokul (2011)

              (iv)  Compact     fluorescent   systems will lead to significant   of identified mission cities
                   lamps (CFLs)               cost savings to municipal       with focus on modernisation
                                              bodies/ ULGs, which they        of    urban    infrastructure
              (v)  Incandescent       bulbs   can use on the provision of     and application of digital
                   (including Mast Lamps)     other   civic   infrastructure  technologies    in    service
              The    energy   consumption     services.                       delivery. Energy efficiency
              (wattage)      of     current   Retrofitting          Urban     of cities is an important
              streetlight  systems is very    Streetlight         Systems     element of it. However, the
              high as evident from the Table                                  upgradation & augmentation
              1, which need to be replaced    through  Public  Private        of    urban    infrastructure
              by the modern systems that      Partnerships                    requires not just funding but
              use Light Emitting Diode        Given the rising levels of      the capacities of technology,
              (LED) bulbs, which provide      urbanisation        requiring   finances,        organisation
              comparable illumination and     support urban services, the     and execution, which are
              have  a  much  longer  service   cities have to improve service   in shortfall in urban local
              life. Therefore, retrofitting the   provision, which requires a   governments.     Therefore,
              current  streetlight  systems   substantial  amount of public   Public  Private  Partnerships
              with  the  new  LED  devices    and private investment into     (PPPs) can play a major role in
              and lighting systems is an      urban infrastructure services.   overcoming them (Nallathiga
              important    step    towards    The     Jawaharlal     Nehru    2007). It is also laid down
              achieving new urban agenda      National   Urban    Renewal     that PPPs in infrastructure
              and    SDGs.    Furthermore,    Mission    (JNNURM)       has   lead to infrastructure service
              it also promotes the fiscal     laid down foundation for        improvement          through
              health  of  cities,  which  is   providing funding support      reforms,         competitive
              rather messy in India with      to the Indian cities to fill the   procurement  and  technical
              several cities striving hard to   gaps in urban infrastructure   expertise (World Bank 2006).
              sustain themselves as public    service    provision.    The    Private sector participation
              institutions.     Retrofitting  Smart Cities Mission, which     can    bring-in     technical,
              streetlight  systems     with   replaced it aims at the smart   managerial    and   financial
              modern     energy    efficient  and sustainable development     resources that can be combined


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