Estepona to Install 168 New Solar Hybrid Streetlights
Estepona Town Hall has awarded a contract for 168 new solar hybrid streetlights to improve efficiency and reduce costs in Montejaque, Lima, and La Resina
Residents in Calle Montejaque, Calle Lima, and Avenida de La Resina can look forward to improved street lighting and reduced energy costs as Estepona Town Hall moves forward with a significant upgrade.
Estepona Town Hall has awarded a contract to Elecnor Servicios y Proyectos SAU for the supply and installation of 140 new solar hybrid streetlights. The contract, valued at €86,759, will see these modern luminaires installed across the three specified streets.
As an enhancement to the initial contract, an additional 28 streetlights will also be installed, bringing the total number of new lights to 168. The estimated cost for these additional units is €13,000. The supply and installation of all 168 units are expected to be completed within 45 days from the signing of the contract.
The introduction of these solar hybrid lights aims to create more modern and efficient public lighting installations. This initiative is set to reduce energy consumption and the costs associated with public lighting. Furthermore, it will contribute to decreasing light pollution and improving the overall quality of illumination in these areas.
Written with AI assistance from the original announcement by Estepona Town Hall. Facts are taken from the source; nothing has been added.
