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Copper wire theft has left Louisville’s highways dark and taxpayers facing repair costs of over $1 million. To tackle this persistent issue, the Kentucky Transportation Cabinet (KYTC) has introduced an innovative solar lighting pilot project. [...]

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 [...]