Programme: Recovery and Resilience Plan

The project proposal envisages dismantling of existing lighting and supply and installation of new LED lighting, supply and installation of a facility for the production and storage of electrical energy from renewable sources for self-consumption in the VIO system, an automation system and system management for external artificial lighting and monitoring of the consumption of electrical energy in the territory of the town of Byala, the village of Gorica, the village of Dyulino, the village of Popovich, municipality Byala, Varna district. The project proposal aims to increase the energy efficiency of street lighting and reduce electricity consumption by improving the level of street lighting and reducing direct costs while ensuring a high quality of lighting. The project focuses on installing energy-efficient street lighting systems that use LED technology to reduce energy consumption and improve illumination.
The main target group are the residents of the town of Byala, the village of Gorica, the village of Dulino, the village of Popovich, who will benefit from brighter, safer and more ecological street lighting. This will not only improve the quality of life, but also increase the safety of the streets and create a more pleasant environment for walking and outdoor activities at night. Local authorities and administrations will benefit from reduced costs for electricity supply and maintenance of street lighting, freeing up funds to invest in other areas of urban infrastructure.
The expected results are improving the quality of street lighting and bringing it into line with lighting standards, reducing annual electricity costs, reducing greenhouse gas emissions and protecting the environment, reducing street crime, reducing traffic accidents and ensuring safer movement of pedestrians and cyclists, improving the safety and comfort of the public.