In just over two weeks, will light the streets of many cities and towns during the Christmas season. In the last few weeks debating whether it should be disposed such ornaments of the streets due to its consumption.
Into this debate comes to meet the city of San Sebastian in Guipuzcoa, where this year, its Christmas lights, which is expected to start in early December, is designed from a sustainable point of view because joint initiative San Sebastian Development, the Department of Environment and shops of the city.
Into this debate comes to meet the city of San Sebastian in Guipuzcoa, where this year, its Christmas lights, which is expected to start in early December, is designed from a sustainable point of view because joint initiative San Sebastian Development, the Department of Environment and shops of the city.
Streets incorporate elements that will allow considerable energy savings .
traditional lighting of each year will be replaced by microbombillas, already used in other English cities, which cuts fuel consumption by about 70%, the decorations will include the installation of photovoltaic solar panels will be producing electricity, also public areas, bridges and squares are illuminated with LEDs, this type of lighting reduce consumption by 90%.
All the innovations made this year's Christmas lights will mean a reduction in energy consumption 80% over last year.
is an interesting initiative because it is difficult for cities to dispense with this type of lighting, because it gives the streets of an enabling environment for this time of year, so, you get that environment and reducing energy consumption, lighting style more sustainable could be used by the city council to make known to the public this initiative and to place the inhabitants of the city \u200b\u200bto do the same in their daily activities, so it would be getting that in addition to energy savings, a little more social awareness and sensitivity .
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