Retrofit lighting for Orleans’ B tramway line
CITEA luminaires retrofitted with the CIRCLE LED BASE enable Orleans to reduce its energy costs and carbon footprint
Orléans Métropole has set itself the challenge of modernising its public lighting by converting its 60,000 luminaires to 100% LED technology by 2026. Schréder is helping the city with this environmentally-friendly transition which will take place over 3 years and aims to:
- save energy;
- reduce energy costs;
- preserve biodiversity;
- optimise maintenance costs.
At the start of this major renovation project, the city council decided to replace the luminaires that were consuming the most energy, including those on the B tramway line. The city’s B tramway line runs for 11.3 kilometres through residential areas, streets and the city centre and has 25 stations.
The tram line, which celebrated its 12th anniversary in June 2024, is lit by Schréder’s CITEA luminaire. This luminaire was chosen for its elegant design and is part of the design of the tramway. As the luminaires were still in good condition, the council was reluctant to replace them and decided to equip them with our new CIRCLE LED BASE retrofit lighting kit.
A retrofitted luminaire
The CIRCLE LED BASE kit extends the life of luminaires by providing the latest technology, offering a better performance and a superior quality of light. Depending on the project, this retrofit lighting kit can deliver energy savings of over 50%.
It also offers a range of other benefits such as;
- a reduced carbon footprint by avoiding the production of new waste;
- the protection of ecosystems and biodiversity by minimising light pollution;
- a more circular economy;
- reduced operating costs.
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By transforming the urban lighting, we are not only lighting our streets, we are lighting our future. This initiative demonstrates our commitment to sustainability, energy efficiency and a better quality of life for our citizens.
A reduced carbon footprint
A total of 857 CITEA luminaires will be retrofitted with the CIRCLE LED BASE solution with warm white LEDs (2,700K). By choosing this retrofit solution, the city council is drastically reducing its energy bills and maintenance costs. It is also making a clear commitment to becoming an environmentally-friendly city by preserving local biodiversity, thanks to a choice of colour temperatures and lighting levels adapted to each natural environment.
This major change positions Orléans Métropole as a key player in the energy and environmental transition.