Cities Wanted for Trial Solar Street Lighting Program

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In a town with 50,000 lights the current monthly expense is about $215,400 based on running the lights for 10 hours per day. Switching to ISS generates average savings of about $158,400 a month. Cost savings depend on the available sunlight and we can assess the expected savings for each community.

Springfield, IL (Vocus) June 9, 2009

Eco Alternative Solutions, LLC is looking for 25 US cities to participate in a no-cost 90 day trial of the recently announced Integrated Solar Series (ISS). ISS is an innovative solar-powered LED street light system that is able to sustain energy and save money for cities using this product.

The solar unit replaces the city's current lighting system on 30 ft tall utility poles commonly used on residential and busy streets. Mono Crystalline solar power collects energy and converts and stores it into two recyclable sealed lead acid batteries located in the rear of the unit. At dusk the DC 12-volt five amp controller powers the white or yellow LED for 10 hours nightly and can maintain power for up to three consecutive nights of lighting per charge.

CEO Shane Chapin explained, "In a town with 50,000 lights the current monthly expense is about $215,400 based on running the lights for 10 hours per day. Switching to ISS generates average savings of about $158,400 a month. Cost savings depend on the available sunlight and we can assess the expected savings for each community."

ISS lights have been vigorously tested over the last year and half and additional field tests in different ambient conditions will take place during this trial period to ensure the product is an appropriate alternative.

Chapin said, "We examined the purchasing process in large scale conversions such as city street lights and are prepared to help through every step of the financial and energy assessment for cities that want to take advantage of the often confusing American Recovery Reinvestment Act (ARRA). Couple that with our financing options, that are customized to not exceed your current outgoing energy expense, and you have a winning scenario."

"With tough economic times and the need for better paying jobs in America our company has started to forge relationships with multi-million dollar manufacturing companies in multiple regions of the country. By Mid 2010 Eco Alternative Solutions will have the capabilities to produce upwards of 500,000 units per month," Chapin said.

Cities wishing to participate in the trial program can contact the corporate office in Springfield, IL by calling 217-303-8255.

Contact:
Shane Chapin
217.303.8255
schapin(at)alternativesolutionsllc.com

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