Smart Services for cities: city of Naples

New light and new energy for the city of Naples

Smart Services for cities: city of Naples

New light and new energy for the city of Naples

Smart Services for cities: city of Naples

New light and new energy for the city of Naples

Respecting heritage and citizens’ safety in the cities of the future

The city of Naples engaged Edison Next to manage its public lighting and contribute to the enhancement of its inestimable heritage of history, culture and beauty, whilst also meeting citizens’ need for safety on the streets, especially in the peripheries of the city.

60,000+

light sources managed

40,000+

light sources upgraded to LED

The customer: city of Naples

Naples is one of the most populous cities in Italy and the capital of the Campania region.

The requirement

Thanks to thorough analysis of the metropolitan area and proactive listening to the urgent needs of a city that boasts an inestimable artistic and cultural heritage, we implemented solutions that protect the safety of the streets and citizens, whilst also reducing energy costs and environmental impact.

Enhance the city’s artistic and cultural heritage

Make the streets safer

Reduce the energy costs and environmental impact of public lighting

Improve the quality of services for citizens

The solution

Edison NEXT contributed to the improvement of Naples’ public lighting with solutions that emphasise its architectural heritage and guarantee greater visibility and safety in the streets of the city and the suburbs at night. To guarantee remote plant management in real time, Edison NEXT also developed Muse®, a platform providing functions including:

Mapping

geolocation and georeferencing of lighting plants

Management

Centralized infrastructure management

Planning and management

for service operations

Monitoring

Performance monitoring and reporting

Results

Our integrated services platform delivered significant energy savings for the public whilst fully respecting the city’s environment and heritage.

-40%

annual energy savings

-6,037 T/C0₂ a year

reduction of atmospheric emissions

+50%

illuminance