by Le Chéile Lighting | Oct 15, 2024 | News
Le Cheile are continuing to make great progress retrofitting lights as part of the Public Lighting Energy Efficiency Project (PLEEP) – Southwest Region. Cork, Clare, Limerick, Kerry, and Waterford will see 61,000 public streetlights retrofitted across the counties. The pictures show retrofitted lights on Baltimore Pier, Cobh and Carrigaline in Cork. Also shown the first light retrofitted in Kerry which was on the 8th of July 2024.
by Le Chéile Lighting | Sep 25, 2024 | News
Le Chéile Lighting Specialists, acting on behalf of Cork County Council as the Lead Authority on the Public Lighting Energy Efficiency Project, South West Region (PLEEP-SW), will be carrying out public lighting works at a number of locations across Limerick County.
LED Retrofit Works commencing: October 2024 in the Municipal District of Cappamore-Kilmallock and will progress through Adare-Rathkeale.
The project supported by the Road Management Office (RMO) in conjunction with various Local Authorities across Ireland, will see a number of regions countrywide retrofitted in stages with energy efficient LED street lights over the next year as part of the government’s drive to assist Local Authorities in reaching their energy efficiency targets by 2030.
The South West Region will see over 61,000 public street lights retrofitted across counties Cork, Clare, Limerick, Kerry and Waterford. Cork County Council is the lead Local Authority for South West Region.
Our works in the most part will present little or no disruption to the public or businesses within your area, and your power will not be interrupted. Some deployment of temporary traffic management may be required in areas of high traffic volume or narrow roads to facilitate safe access to streetlights for work crews. In rare instances, access to private premises or businesses may be affected where civil (excavation) works are necessary.
Should you have any questions regarding any of the above, please do not hesitate to contact us by any of the communication methods on this leaflet.
We thank you in advance for your co-operation.
by Le Chéile Lighting | Aug 30, 2024 | News
Le Chéile Lighting Specialists, acting on behalf of Cork County Council as the Lead Authority on the Public Lighting Energy Efficiency Project, South West Region (PLEEP-SW), will be carrying out public lighting works at a number of locations across Kerry County.
LED Retrofit Works commencing: July 2024 in the Municipal Districts of Tralee and Listowel, and will progress through Kenmare, Killarney, Castleisland – Corca Dhuibhne.
The project supported by the Road Management Office (RMO) in conjunction with various Local Authorities across Ireland, will see a number of regions countrywide retrofitted in stages with energy efficient LED street lights over the next year as part of the government’s drive to assist Local Authorities in reaching their energy efficiency targets by 2030.
The South West Region will see over 61,000 public street lights retrofitted across counties Cork, Clare, Limerick, Kerry and Waterford. Cork County Council is the lead Local Authority for South West Region.
Our works in the most part will present little or no disruption to the public or businesses within your area, and your power will not be interrupted. Some deployment of temporary traffic management may be required in areas of high traffic volume or narrow roads to facilitate safe access to streetlights for work crews. In rare instances, access to private premises or businesses may be affected where civil (excavation) works are necessary.
Should you have any questions regarding any of the above, please do not hesitate to contact us by any of the communication methods on this leaflet.
We thank you in advance for your co-operation.
by Le Chéile Lighting | Jul 4, 2024 | News
Le Cheile Lighting Specialists. acting on behalf of Cork County Council as the Lead Authority on the Public Lighting Energy Efficiency Project, South West Region (PLEEP-SW), will be carrying out public lighting works at a number of locations across Waterford County.
LED Retrofit Works commencing: July 2024 in the Municipal District of Dungarvan-Lismore, and will progress through Comeragh and Waterford City.
The project supported by the Rood Management Office (RMO) in conjunction with various Local Authorities across Ireland, will see a number of regions countrywide retrofitted in stages with energy efficient LED street lights over the next year as port of the governmenrs drive to assist Local Authorities in reaching their energy efficiency targets by 2030. The South West Region will see over 61,000 public street lights retrofitted across counties Cork, Clore, Limerick, Kerry and Waterford. Cork County Council is the lead Local Authority for South West Region. Our works in the most port will present little or no disruption to the public or businesses within your area, and your power will not be interrupted. Some deployment of temporary traffic management may be required in areas of high traffic volume or narrow roods to facilitate safe access to streetlights for work crews. In rare instances, access to private premises or businesses may be affected where civil (excavation) works ore necessary. Should you hove any questions regarding any of the above, please do not hesitate to contact us by any of the communication methods on this leaflet. We thank you in advance for your co-operation.
by Le Chéile Lighting | Mar 13, 2024 | News
We at LeCheile are surveying and retrofitting lights throughout Municipal Districts of Bandon/Kinsale, Carrigaline and East and West Cork at present. Le Chéile is making great progress with the survey. In Cork (100%), Waterford (100%), Kerry (100%), Clare (68%) and Limerick (89%) have been surveyed so far.
We have retrofitted 5146 (19%) of lights throughout Cork. In the Municipal Districts of Bandon/Kinsale (72%), Carrigaline (33%), East Cork (19%), and West Cork (8%) have been retrofitted. We have received extremely positive feedback from residents in these areas regarding the new lighting.
We are committed to keeping the public informed of the progress. Our recent ads in the Corkman and The Avondhu outline the progress being made.
