Plateau Connected Street Lighting

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The commune of Plateau signed a convention with the French lighting manufacturer Eclatec on 25 January 2023, funded through FASEP, a grant instrument of the French Treasury. Guided by a lighting master plan (SDAL) that mapped the existing installations, 121 connected lamps went up on Boulevard de la Republique, Avenue Chardy and Rue Anatole Joseph Anoma and were inaugurated on 24 February 2026. The system is described as adjustable to use and remotely managed from each individual light point. Reported costs diverge: one account gives EUR 500,000 from the French Treasury plus about 100 million FCFA from the commune, another puts the total near EUR 600,000.

Live 📅 since 2023

Outcome🔄 Ongoing

Evidence• No measured figure

Run byMairie du Plateau with Eclatec

Scale🏘️ District

Costreported as EUR 500,000-600,000

FundingFASEP grant from the French Treasury (Direction generale du Tresor) plus a municipal contribution

🎓 Lesson

The commune states security, energy and carbon goals for the installation but publishes no measured saving — the recurring pattern in lighting retrofits, where telemanagement is bought first and metered later, if at all.

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Sources

↗ RTI Infos (media)25 February 2026, on the inauguration held the day before. Gives the 121 lamps and the three streets, and the technical description: « un systeme d'eclairage public intelligent, ajustable selon les usages et telegere a partir de chaque point lumineux ». Costs: EUR 500,000 (about 328 million FCFA) from the French Treasury plus a municipal contribution of roughly 100 million FCFA. Also mentions a wider 'Smart Plateau' programme including a digital twin — not verified here and deliberately not claimed.

↗ Le Mentor (media)25 February 2026. Same 121 lamps on Boulevard de la Republique and Avenue Chardy, point-by-point remote piloting, the SDAL as the planning instrument, ECLATEC as the private partner under the FASEP mechanism, and a total figure of « 600 000 euros » — the divergence with RTI's EUR 500,000 is why the entry reports a range. States no measured energy saving.

↗ CIO Mag (media)27 January 2023, dating the start: convention signed 25 January 2023 at the Plateau town hall by deputy-mayor Ehouo Jacques and Eclatec's operations director Lionel Bertrand, for « des lampadaires connectes avec logiciel de gestion intelligente d'energie », under FASEP.

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1001 Smart Cities (2026). “Plateau Connected Street Lighting” — Abidjan, Ivory Coast. The Smart City Atlas. https://1001smartcities.org/projects/abidjan-plateau-connected-lighting/ (last verified 2026-08-06). Data: CC BY 4.0.

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