Kinsmen Leisure Centre Lighting Retrofit

This project was funded through the Recreation Energy Conservation Program

Strathcona County

$19,929.88Project Cost

$2,733.66Cost Savings

$14,947.41MCCAC Funding

30,732kWh/yearElectrical Energy Savings

17tonnes CO2e/yearGHG Reductions

OVERVIEW

As part of the MCCAC’s Recreation Energy Conservation (REC) program, Strathcona County completed a lighting retrofit of the Kinsmen Leisure Centre updating their lighting fixtures in the facility to LED fixtures. The project was completed in October, 2020.

APPROACH

The Kinsmen Leisure Centre lighting retrofit project involves the replacement of existing induction lamp fixtures with their equivalent LED lamp technology. The LED lamps will provide similar lumen levels at much lower wattage, thereby reducing electricity consumption of lighting equipment under the system boundary.

RESULTS

The retrofit involved the replacement of 44 fixtures with total fixtures reduced to 24 LED fixtures. By doing so, this retrofit is expected to cut the electrical demand and consumption by approximately 73%.

73% reduction in electrical demand and energy consumption

Here’s what Rod Frank, Mayor of Strathcona County, said about participating in the Recreation Energy Conservation Program:

“Strathcona County places a priority on managing, investing and planning for sustainable and environmentally responsible infrastructure. We are thankful for the Municipal Climate Change Action Centre grant, which provided us the funding to invest in new LED lights for the Kinsmen Leisure Centre pool deck.”

Rod Frank, Mayor, Strathcona County

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