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New Project (Full-Scale)Street LightingSpain

Candeleda Upgrades Street Lighting with €1 Million Investment

Candeleda has begun a €1 million street lighting modernization project, funded by the DUS 5000 program under the Ministry of Ecological Transition and Demographic Challenge. The initiative aims to replace 1,205 outdated light fixtures with...

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Liverpool Expands On-Street EV Charging Network to Boost Accessibility

Liverpool City Council has announced plans to install 300 new on-street electric vehicle (EV) charging points, targeting areas without off-street parking. This initiative, led by London-based charging provider char.gy, will expand the city’s...

New Project (Full-Scale)Environmental MonitoringCaltechUSA

Altadena Launches Air Quality Monitoring Network Post-Fire

Following the Eaton fire, a new air quality monitoring network has been deployed in Altadena and surrounding areas to track airborne dust during debris removal and rebuilding efforts. The project, named PHOENIX (Post-fire airborne Hazard Observation...

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Connecticut Expands EV Charging Network with Voltpost Lamppost Chargers

Connecticut is set to enhance its electric vehicle (EV) charging infrastructure through a partnership with Voltpost, a company specializing in retrofitting lampposts into EV charging stations. The initiative, approved by the Public Utilities...

New Project (Full-Scale)Street LightingSpain

Rota Upgrades Avenida de Sevilla Lighting with Smart Technology

Rota City Council has modernized the lighting system on Avenida de Sevilla, one of the city’s main tourist routes, with an investment exceeding 200,000 euros. The project aims to enhance visibility, safety, and energy efficiency while aligning...

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