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Utah's DOT recently installed solar lighting for rural intersections in Millard County, improving safety.  Roads are one of the critical areas of need for rural infrastructure.  Millard County used a BUILD grant in 2020 for [...]

Last summer, the City of Lincoln, Nebraska installed solar lighting at the Jamaica North Trailhead. Most municipalities install solar street lighting to cut initial installation costs. Lincoln understood those savings. There is no trenching, wiring [...]

Richmond, California: Moving Beyond the Grid with Solar Street Lighting Building a Safer, More Resilient Richmond In Richmond, California, improving public lighting has become part of a broader effort to create safer streets and more resilient infrastructure, without [...]

Lighting the Way: A City’s Vision for Safer, Smarter Infrastructure  In the growing Dallas metroplex, the City of Rowlett is proving that smart infrastructure investments can deliver outsized impact. With the largest solar streetlighting deployment [...]

No Wires, No Theft: Los Angeles Lights the Way with Fonroche Solar Streetlights  A Crisis Illuminated by Innovation In Los Angeles, streetlights are more than infrastructure—they’re a frontline defense against darkness, danger, and disrepair. But [...]

Real Cities, Real Results: Solar Street Lighting Case Studies  Smart Cities Need Real Results  Across the country, cities are facing a familiar infrastructure dilemma: how to provide safe, reliable street lighting without relying on overburdened [...]