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Between Brno and Online: A Summary of our General Assembly (2/3 Sept 2020)

Published: 09.09.2020

By Marketplace Editorial

The General Assembly in a nutshell More than 300 participants joined online 100 one-on-one networking meetings 20 sessions ranging from interviews to 3.

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Matchmaking, we are doing it online – Register now!

Published: 27.05.2020

By Marketplace Editorial

With the theme of delivering resilience for smart city projects in times of COVID-19, the EIP-SCC Marketplace team is organising an online matchmaking event from 15 June to 17 June 2020.

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How the ‘humble lamppost’ means smarter streets — a collaboration between 5 city-clusters across Europe

Published: 01.08.2018

By Marketplace Editorial

How the ‘humble lamppost’ means smarter streets — a collaboration between 5 city-clusters across Europe

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Smart lampposts are saving half of Burgas’ energy

Published: 24.05.2018

By Smart Cities Council Europe

If Europe replaced its current streetlight infrastructure with smart lamps, it could save taxpayers up to

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From Connected Street Lights to Smart Cities

Published: 09.04.2018

By Marketplace Editorial

Chicago’s programme to replace 270,000 city lights over the next four years with LEDs and intelligent controls

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Helmond leads the pack in smart lighting projects

Published: 23.02.2018

By Smart Cities Council Europe

Back in 2013, smart lighting wasn’t a mainstream topic like it is today.

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Lampposts are one quick fix for smart success

Published: 06.02.2018

By Marketplace Editorial

Lampposts are one quick fix for smart success

Interview

Graham Colclough: ‘We must learn how to change the market with something relatively easy like smart lighting’

Published: 20.01.2016

By admin

Graham Colclough represents the

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The EIP-SCC Is Working to Smarten Up the 'Humble Lamppost' Across Europe

Published: 26.01.2015

By admin

There are around 60 million streetlights in Europe and most of them have been lighting up the roads for at least 25 years.