All the municipal lighting in Argentina is replaced by LED lights

According to Argentine media reports, the Argentine capital of Buenos Aires has completed the city’s public lighting energy-saving renovation project as of the beginning of this month and is the first city in Latin America to use LED energy-saving lamps for municipal lighting.

All the municipal lighting in Argentina is replaced by LED lights

At present, all the 160,000 street lamps and landscape lamps in Buenos Aires have been replaced with LED lights. The annual public electricity consumption will be reduced by 50%, and the annual average electricity saving will be 85,000 kWh. It is equivalent to reducing emissions by about 44,000 tons of carbon dioxide. At the same time, 30% of public lighting maintenance costs will be saved each year.

In addition, the renovation project also includes the establishment of a municipal LED light intelligent management system, remote monitoring of the city’s public lighting in real-time by the computer system of the control center.