The work, carried out by municipal services, involved replacing the old 175-watt spotlights with new 30-watt LED technology fixtures. This technical change results in an electricity consumption reduction of approximately 30%.
In addition to savings on electricity bills and lower maintenance costs, the new installation provides more homogeneous light. This improvement in lighting quality highlights the architectural details of this historic space in the municipality.
This action is part of the council's strategy to move towards a more sustainable management model for public facilities, combining the preservation of historical heritage with energy efficiency.
