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Argentina municipalities expand LED upgrades
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In early July 2026 Argentine towns began installing LED streetlights as part of broader municipal projects, notably 9 de Julio’s portal to La Majadita and Cipolletti’s Majadita, where 84 new bridge. Within two weeks, Rada Tilly, Buenos Aires and Almirante Brown rolled out large‑scale LED replacements, citing safety, energy savings LEDs were mounted, and corridor renovations. Cipolletti’s two‑lane bridge in the Michi Michi area. By late July mid‑July the rollout accelerated. Rada Tilly announced a historic 77‑block paving programme, new bike lanes, expanded plazas and a wastewater‑treatment plant upgrade together with the replacement of about 500 LED lights. Pilar introduced released a citizen‑reporting step‑by‑step guide for residents to report potholes and broken fixtures, encouraging community participation. fixtures. San Juan de Sabinas completed LED installations in the Zaragoza neighbourhood, while Venado Tuerto finished a full LED retrofit retrofits in two housing complexes. Neuquén’s Gran Avenida entered its final phase with the first streetlights installed, promising smoother traffic flow. Later in July, La Banda inaugurated a 30‑LED luminaire corridor along Alem Street, replacing sodium lamps installing modern fixtures over 600 m and adding new support columns and rewired cabling. In Olavarría, the municipality Olavarría opened a tender to replace Avenida Eva Perón lighting with 72 LED fixtures, underground wiring and including 33 reinforced‑glass columns, 66 high‑power LEDs, a project budgeted 14‑m tower and underground wiring, at about a budget of roughly 260 million pesos. These actions continue the nationwide In early August, Córdoba’s La Hortensia neighbourhood launched a large‑scale LED upgrade: 91 wooden poles, 3,530 m of pre‑joined cable and two protection panels were installed, funded with more than 37 billion pesos. Parallel LED‑lighting projects were also reported in Chile and Spain, underscoring a regional push to modernise urban infrastructure, improve public safety and cut energy consumption through LED street‑lighting upgrades. consumption.
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- 2026-07-27 11:53 UTC Argentina municipalities expand LED and mobility upgrades
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