
doi: 10.1049/cp.2016.0623
EDP Distribuicao (EDPD), the Portuguese DSO is implementing in Portugal an ambitious Smartgrid program (InovGrid). The main key drivers for this program are: Energy efficiency, distributed energy resources integration, and new customer value added services. The ambition is to build intelligent networks and intelligent cities by improving energy networks and energy supply. Lisbon Clients and Networks Direction (DRCL) has a close engagement with this project and one of the many initiatives driven is the improvement of smart public Lighting management, together with municipalities head offices, innovation clusters and lighting manufacture companies. The project is being developed by EDPD, LED lighting solutions, management systems suppliers, and R&D companies. The objective is the implementation of test scenarios comprehending traditional street lamps and lanterns replacement by LED light, energy efficiency measures, and ultimately the reduction of public lighting energy consumption. The project also includes the installation of sensors and the development of management system that can be remotely controlled with added features of flux reduction, associated with street movement, either by cars or people passing on the street, and a supervision center that can establish energy consumption profiles for each LED lamp.
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