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Municipality of Wood Buffalo Success Story
Learn how Vista Ridge All Season Park partnered with Ultra-Tech Lighting to modernize its slope lighting, improving energy efficiency while creating a safer, brighter night skiing experience. The project demonstrates how Snow-Bright™ technology can lower operating costs while enhancing visibility and extending recreational opportunities.
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How to Reduce a $1.3 Million Lighting Project to $420,000
This case study explores how Hogadon Ski Basin dramatically reduced the cost of installing a new night skiing system by working with Ultra-Tech Lighting. Through innovative lighting design, composite poles, and alternative foundation solutions, the project delivered major cost savings while improving slope illumination and expanding nighttime operations.
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Illuminating Snow
SnowOps Magazine examines why Vista Ridge All Season Park selected Ultra-Tech’s Snow-Bright™ magnetic induction lighting over traditional LED systems. The article explores the science behind lighting snow and highlights the technology’s superior visibility, reduced glare, energy efficiency, and environmental benefits.
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Steamboat Resort on Snow-Bright™
Hear directly from the Steamboat Resort team about their experience with Ultra-Tech Lighting’s Snow-Bright™ technology. The video highlights the improved skier visibility, guest experience, and operational benefits that have made Steamboat’s night skiing program a standout attraction. Steamboat has continued to utilize Ultra-Tech’s lighting system since its installation over a decade ago, with nearly 90 light towers illuminating the mountain while reducing glare, light pollution, and energy consumption.
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