inteliLIGHT and Flashnet Academy launch a new webinar series dedicated to smart street lighting

Smart street lighting projects come with a long list of decisions. What comes after an LED retrofit? Which connectivity technology fits best? How important is interoperability? What should cities expect from a CMS? And how do you build a business case that works beyond the technology itself?
This autumn, Flashnet is answering all of these questions in the 2026 Streetlight Control Webinar Series, dedicated to multiple practical parts of planning, deploying and operating connected public lighting. The series is designed for municipalities, utilities, engineers, integrators, operators, procurement teams and smart-city professionals, with each session addressing a different stage of the journey.
Built around the questions project teams actually face
Each webinar starts from a question that comes up when cities and utilities evaluate or expand a smart lighting system.
For some participants, that may mean understanding how controls can be added to an existing LED network without starting again from scratch. For others, it may be deciding between connectivity technologies, protecting long-term flexibility through open standards, making sense of operational data, or understanding where the financial return comes from.
Later sessions widen the perspective further, looking at how streetlight infrastructure can support additional sensors and connected services and what can be learned from smart lighting deployments across different regions and operating environments.
Join the sessions that matter for your project
The webinars are designed so participants can follow the full series or simply join the sessions most relevant to their role and current challenges. Every session includes a live Q&A with the Flashnet team and the attendance is completely free.
Whether you have already completed an LED retrofit, are preparing a smart lighting tender, evaluating technologies or looking at how an existing network can support wider smart-city ambitions, the series is an opportunity to discuss the practical decisions behind connected public lighting with the technical team at Flashnet.
The first session, Beyond the LED Retrofit, takes place on Thursday 3 September 2026.
Upcoming webinars
Session 1
Beyond the LED Retrofit
Thursday, Sep 3, 2026
15:00 EEST · 14:00 CEST · 08:00 EDTDiscover how smart controls can unlock additional energy savings, remote fault detection and better asset management after the LED conversion is complete.
For municipalities that have completed LED conversion
Session 2
Interoperability by Design
Wednesday, Sep 9, 2026
15:00 EEST · 14:00 CEST · 08:00 EDTExplore what TALQ certification means in practice and how open standards help cities combine controllers and management software from different suppliers.
For technical evaluators and city IT teams.
Session 3
Choosing Your Connectivity
Wednesday, Sep 23, 2026
15:00 EEST · 14:00 CEST · 08:00 EDTCompare LoRaWAN and cellular connectivity across coverage, cost, scalability and deployment scenarios to understand where each fits best.
For engineers, integrators and network planners.
Session 4
Inside the Controller
Wednesday, Sep 30, 2026
15:00 EEST · 14:00 CEST · 08:00 EDTTake a closer look at NEMA, Zhaga and DALI-2 control hardware, from controller formats and driver integration to retrofit and factory-fit installation.
For installers, OEMs and procurement engineers.
Session 5
From Streetlight to Dashboard
Wednesday, Oct 7, 2026
15:00 EEST · 14:00 CEST · 08:00 EDTSee how the inteliLIGHT® CMS brings maps, schedules, alarms, energy data and reporting together to support everyday lighting operations.
For operators, maintenance teams and city managers.
Session 6
Efficiency vs. Financials
Wednesday, Oct 14, 2026
15:00 EEST · 14:00 CEST · 08:00 EDTExamine the business case behind smart lighting, including energy and maintenance savings, ROI, CO₂ reduction and available funding models.
For decision-makers, finance and sustainability leads.
Session 7
The Power of an Independent CMS
Wednesday, Oct 21, 2026
15:00 EEST · 14:00 CEST · 08:00 EDTLearn how an independent, standards-based management platform can support multi-vendor projects while preserving flexibility for future technology choices.
For municipal bid teams and tender writers.
Session 8
Predictive Maintenance
Wednesday, Oct 28, 2026
15:00 EET · 14:00 CET · 09:00 EDTExplore how partners can deliver smart-lighting projects through resale, implementation and managed-service models, with training and deployment support from Flashnet.
For ESCOs, resellers and lighting integrators.
Session 9
One Network, Many Sensors
Wednesday, Nov 18, 2026
15:00 EET · 14:00 CET · 08:00 ESTSee how connected streetlighting infrastructure can support additional sensors and become a foundation for wider smart-city applications.
For smart-city planners and innovation teams.
Session 10
Lessons from Five Continents
Wednesday, Dec 9, 2026
15:00 EET · 14:00 CET · 08:00 ESTReview real deployment lessons, common field challenges and the next steps in the inteliLIGHT® roadmap through case studies from different markets.
A year-end wrap-up for every segment.
Past webinars
A recap of the webinar topics already covered.
About inteliLIGHT ®
inteliLIGHT® is a smart street lighting control solution that offers detailed lamp-level management capabilities (ON/OFF, dimming, real-time reporting) over multiple IoT communication technologies. In-depth grid awareness is obtained through accurate utility-grade readings of any changes occurring along the grid, reducing energy loss and offering advanced maintenance optimization tools. Furthermore, inteliLIGHT® is integrated with Smart City management platforms and offers support for further Smart City development. (www.inteliLIGHT.eu)
About FLASHNET
FLASHNET is a fast-paced tech company that integrates the latest IT, energy and telecommunications technologies into hardware and software solutions, creating and implementing intelligent systems for smarter cities and better infrastructure. Founded in 2005, FLASHNET is a leader in intelligent utility management systems, with worldwide operations. (www.flashnet.ro)
About Lucy Group
Lucy Group is a diversified international group with operating businesses across three sectors: Lucy Electric, Lucy Controls and Lucy Real Estate. Since its origins in Oxford, over 200 years ago, the Group has grown and evolved. Lucy Group now employs over 1,500 employees across offices and factories in 10 regions and trades in over 70 countries. The Group’s annual revenues in 2021 were over £250 million. Further information can be found at www.lucygroup.com













