[Raiderman]

Originally Posted by tijlover

Now if we can just convert our street lighting to LED!

L.A. leads the pack with conversion of their street lighting to LED, reducing the orange haze over the city at night, replaced with a faint blue haze. I just read about that in a recent Economist magazine!

Anyone know if they're contemplating conversion of our street lighting to LED lighting in Las Vegas? Areas in which it's already been done? And will you miss the orange haze at night?

Not LED, but Henderson replaced the vast majority of our street lights a few years back with induction lights. You can see the difference when flying into town, or even toward Henderson. LV looks orange, Henderson looks greenish.

Energy Efficient Streetlight Project

[LVAllen]

Originally Posted by KLW20.31

Being from the East coast and working in an LED lighting company it AMAZES me how much this city is wasting in electricity! I've been all around the area and can easily find over 20 different sectors of street lights on during the entire day! This city has so many days filled with sunshine (more than I've ever seen on the east coast!!!), yet the street lights remain on during peak brightness hours. I've done some research on the LV lighting project that GE toots their own horn about the conversion yet I've seen maybe all of 3 streets around the area fully converted to LED? I would love to have our company be able to supply LV with American made, 70%+ energy cost reduction/savings but it looks like that won't be happening...at least for awhile

If anyone is in need of commercial/industrial LED lighting products, I can help!

If you've been "all around the city," yet seen only 3 LED-converted streets around the area, I might suggest that your purpose for posting is more plainly revealed in your last sentence.

LED-converted streets are all over the place. More than 80% of Las Vegas' streetlights have been converted.