Energy Efficiency

LIGHTING SYSTEM RELAMPING

A new level of lighting with power savings.

Mcdonald’s is a reality present in 119 countries around the world with over 33 thousand offices.
In the Italian territory it is active with more than 600 catering points, serving 1 million people per day through the network of 25,000 employees.

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Project overview

Client
McDonald’s
Location
Savona (SV) – Italy
Year
2020
Field
Food

Project Team

Eng. Paolo Guardamagna

The challenge

For the Mcdonald’s store in Savona, Alens has structured a LED lighting system, with the aim of reducing consumption while maintaining a level of lighting power appropriate to the environment.

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Solution

Relamping intervention

The relamping intervention is realized to null initial investment from the customer, Alens has borne the costs of supply and installation and the customer will pay through a partial transfer of the savings obtained compared to the energy bill and the historical expenditure incurred before the intervention, for a contractual period of 5 years.

The activity carried out by ALENS through the ESCo formula has developed as follows:

Project: sizing of the new LED lighting system and preliminary business plan drafting
Installation: supply and installation of lighting fixtures at zero investment for the customer
Monitoring: monitoring of consumption during the contract period and possible maintenance

Result

A new plant that ensures savings and net power

The consumption of the new plant will be monitored by suitable measuring equipment, the customer will receive 40% of the savings generated for the contractual duration. At the end of 5 years, all the benefits will go to the customer.

With about 6.200 hours/year of operation, it is estimated that the new plant can allow savings of about 75.7 Mwh/year, equal to over 11,600 €/year.
The installed power went from about 16.5 kW to 4.3 kW and the average lighting level increased by 20%.

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