The Village of New Maryland
Overview
Clear Blue provided 13 Smart Off-Grid lighting solutions for sidewalk lighting along a roadway in the Village of New Maryland, New Brunswick.
The Challenge
The Village of New Maryland wanted to install lighting systems on the sidewalk to encourage patrons to use the town's walkways, parks, and trails more frequently, and into the evening. New Maryland is also making an effort to increase its use of alternative energy sources and solar technology to increase the municipality's capacity to handle extreme weather events.
Our Solution
Clear Blue supplied 13 smart off-grid lighting systems for sidewalk illumination along a roadway in New Maryland.
Results
- The 13 systems were installed as part of the town's celebration of Canada 150.
- According to public works supervisor Rockland Miller: "We've already had a lot of positive comments from residents and visitors alike in reaction to this investment in the community."
- The project successfully advanced green initiatives while boosting community engagement.
- Following this success, New Maryland began considering additional solar lighting installations throughout the area.
Products Used
Project Details
- Category
- lighting
- Subcategory
- pathway
- Location
- Canada
- Client
- Village of New Maryland
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