Under the project, Octus will be responsible for the management of the project development process, including energy and technology analysis, contractor selection, and project management.
The project, which is a part of the city’s Climate Action and Adaptation Plan adopted in June, is designed to meet the city’s greenhouse gas reduction goals by installing energy-efficient lighting.
Mananya Chansanchai, vice president of energy systems at Octus, said: “The city of Davis has progressively and aggressively implemented energy-savings solutions over the past four decades based on our preliminary analysis, a combination of energy-efficient induction and LED lighting systems, including bi-level lighting fixtures, merit consideration.
“Through smart and energy-efficient illumination of their downtown parking facilities and Central Park Pavilion, the city will generate a triple bottom-line return: reduce energy costs, decrease its carbon footprint, and enhance the light quality and safety of its public spaces.”
