13 events about "iluminat public"

7 August 2026, 15:03

The Romanian Association for Lighting supports energy saving by reducing the intensity of public lighting, not by turning it off.

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5 August 2026, 15:07

Brașov: Public lighting will be reduced to decrease energy consumption

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5 August 2026, 09:19

Due to financial problems, a municipality in Buzău County is giving up public lighting

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5 August 2026, 05:46

The Sector 6 City Hall will reduce lighting in parks and playgrounds to 50% to save energy.

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4 August 2026, 17:50

Timișoara and Oradea reduce public lighting to save energy

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3 August 2026, 20:58

The Oradea City Hall will turn on the public lighting an hour later to reduce energy consumption.

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2 July 2026, 11:27

Bucharest will be illuminated in red, white, and blue to celebrate Freedom 250, the 250th anniversary of the founding of the USA.

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12 June 2026, 15:40

The facade of the Palace of the Parliament will be illuminated in red on June 14-15 to mark World Blood Donor Day. The initiative is supported by the Health and Family Committee.

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6 April 2026, 09:35

Timisoara is investing in a photovoltaic park that is expected to provide two-thirds of the necessary consumption for the city's public lighting.

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26 February 2026, 12:47

A mayor from Alba County intends to stop public lighting due to the refusal of the councilors to vote for the increase of taxes.

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9 February 2026, 19:34

Temporary suspension of public lighting in the commune of Vinderei, Vaslui, due to budget issues.

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15 October 2025, 17:17

The Victoria Palace will be illuminated in pink and blue colors to support parents who have lost their children, on the occasion of Parents of Angels Day.

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29 July 2025, 14:48

Brașov City Hall has started a 21.6 million lei project to replace classic lighting fixtures with LEDs, using non-reimbursable funds.

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