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Busleem Municipality installs more solar street lighting

bySami Zaptia
September 24, 2022
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Busleem Municipality installs more solar street lighting

Abusaleem Municipality continues to install street solar lighting (Photo: Abusleem Municipality).

Busleem Municipality has continued to install solar street lighting within its boundaries. This week it started installing solar lighting in the Al-Hadba Mashroa (project) area.

The municipality says this comes within its plans to exploit alternative and clean energies.

It also said the current street solar lighting installations will be the start of several other road works in the project.

 

Busleem Municipality installs 18 solar road lights as part of a larger experiment (libyaherald.com)

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