Public Lighting PPP: LED Retrofit & Telemanagement
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Since March 2023, ENGIE has held a 23-year, ≈R$324M concession to modernize and run Curitiba's roughly 157,000 streetlights: converting them to LED and building a telemanagement layer — an Operational Control Center linked to remote-monitoring equipment on about 30% of main roads — so faults are flagged centrally instead of only reported by residents.
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The rollout missed its original ~18-month LED deadline (69% complete by November 2024, retargeted to July 2025), and Paraná's state audit court found enough service shortfalls that the city fined the operator ≈R$2M in March 2025; in June 2026 ENGIE also agreed to sell this concession — together with its Uberlândia and Petrolina counterparts — to Azevedo & Travassos, a deal still pending regulatory and municipal approval.
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1001 Smart Cities (2026). “Public Lighting PPP: LED Retrofit & Telemanagement” — Curitiba, Brazil. The Smart City Atlas. https://1001smartcities.org/projects/curitiba-smart-lighting-ppp/ (last verified 2026-08-05). Data: CC BY 4.0.
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