Sabadell to renovate street lighting in Can Feu and carretera de Barcelona

The city council is investing nearly one million euros to modernize the electrical network and install LED technology.

Generic image of a street lamp in an urban environment.
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Generic image of a street lamp in an urban environment.

Sabadell City Council has approved two projects to update public lighting in Can Feu and carretera de Barcelona with an investment of nearly one million euros.

The initiative aims to replace current facilities, which show significant wear due to age. In Can Feu, the project involves replacing 188 light points, including street and facade lamps, with an estimated budget of 521,000 euros.
Regarding carretera de Barcelona, work will focus on the section between Latorre and Ramon Llull streets, as well as plaça del Mestre. In this area, 31 street lamps and all associated electrical infrastructure will be renewed, with a budget of 323,000 euros.
The municipal plan includes the comprehensive renewal of supports, wiring, conduits, and control panels. These works are part of a broader program currently active in Can Deu and recently completed at passeig dels Almogàvers.
The council's ultimate goal is for 95% of the city's lighting to operate with LED technology. According to estimates, this transition will allow for a reduction in electricity consumption of over 60% in areas where modernization has been completed.