Szeged and Satu Mare announce major infrastructure and energy projects

The Szeged City Assembly has approved four transportation and green space investments totaling 3.85 billion forints. Key projects include the construction of a 700-meter two-way bicycle path along Csongrádi Boulevard as part of the EuroVelo 11 international route, and new cycling infrastructure between József Attila and Csongrádi boulevards. The plan includes planting 82 trees and creating bee-friendly green spaces. Additionally, Vám Square will undergo modernization with new tram and bus stops, improved pedestrian crossings, and expanded green areas.

In Satu Mare, Romania, a 110 million lei project is underway to implement an intelligent mobility system. This includes the installation of 100 smart bus stops equipped with real-time information and video surveillance, alongside adaptive traffic light systems at 37 intersections to improve traffic flow.

Simultaneously, Satu Mare International Airport has launched a 11.77 million lei project to build a solar park and energy storage system. Utilizing 1,620 solar panels, the facility aims to produce an average of 1,065 MWh of electricity annually to power airport operations, including lighting and security systems, reducing reliance on the national grid.