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LED lights at all Railway stations by March next year

New Delhi [India], Dec 20 (ANI): In an endeavour to reduce power consumption, the Indian Railways said, it has planned to make all stations cent per cent LED lit by March 2018.

A Statement issued by the Ministry of railways said, the Centre is working towards providing 100 per cent LED lighting for energy needs in railway staff colonies, stations and platforms.

The statement further said it is a huge initiative to provide energy efficient lighting which will eventually greatly help in the conservation of environment as well.

"Till November 2017, about 3,500 railway stations had already been provided with cent per cent LED lights. About 20 lakh such lights were installed. The initiative will reduce consumption by about 10 per cent of the total energy being utilised for its non-traction uses, conserving about 240 million units of electricity, which will save the Railways about 180 crore rupees annually," the statement read. (ANI)


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