The City Council of Puerto del Rosario has begun work on the installation of 43 new photovoltaic streetlights in different rural areas of the municipality, a project that reaffirms the municipal commitment to energy transition and sustainable development in rural areas.
This action has been subsidized by the Maxorata Rural Development Group and framed within the LEADER community initiative, which allows European co-financing focused on revitalizing rural areas through innovative and sustainable solutions.
The mayor of the municipality, David de Vera, thanked the support of the RDG Maxorata, emphasizing that “this project brings clean, modern energy to our villages. The photovoltaic streetlights, financed through LEADER funds, are a clear example of how institutional collaboration can improve the quality of life in our rural areas.”
Rigorous adjudication and comprehensive solution
The Councilor for Contracting, Maria Franco, stressed that the contract award was made through a “rigorous and transparent” process.rigorous and transparent” SEDANE 2000 S.L., a company specialized in sustainable technological solutions, was selected. “The contract includes both the supply and installation of the streetlights, guaranteeing a comprehensive and efficient service. It is an example of how we apply European funds responsibly and transparently.” he added.
Efficient technology that protects the environment
The councilman for Services and Towns and Neighborhoods, David de León, detailed the technical characteristics of these new luminaires: “With 2700 Kelvin color temperature, these streetlights not only provide the necessary illumination for rural accesses and crossings, but also reduce light pollution, allowing for greater protection of the night sky. This technology is aligned with the Starlight Reservecriteria”.
Respectful design adapted to the landscape
For her part, the councilor of Works, Ana Hernández, pointed out that the selected streetlight model, called ‘Villa’, has proven its effectiveness in previous installations. “It is a traditional design that integrates sustainable technology and energy efficiency, achieving an aesthetic harmonization with the rural environment of the municipality.”
Sustainable modernization with rural identity
With this action, the City Council of Puerto del Rosario progresses in its strategy to implement the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) in rural areas. We demonstrate that it is possible to modernize our villages without losing their essence or compromising the environment.
