Approval of New LED Streetlights Expected to Save Staffordshire County £1.2 Million Annually

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July 17, 2025

Approval of New LED Streetlights Expected to Save Staffordshire County £1.2 Million Annually

Staffordshire Council’s cabinet has approved a new initiative that will replace 15,000 older orange streetlights with energy-efficient LED lights, projected to save £1.2 million annually in energy costs. This £4.9 million investment is part of the council’s Invest to Save programme, which focuses on enhancing public safety and reducing energy expenses. The two-year project, managed by E.ON, follows the successful first phase that upgraded nearly 48,000 streetlights and achieved £2.2 million in yearly savings. LED lights, lasting 20 to 25 years and using 60% less electricity, are seen as a crucial step towards improving the county’s infrastructure while maintaining financial stewardship.

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