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Modernization and enhancement of the grid planned from the city centre to the outskirts

Street lighting upgrade with twice the number of lamps along the Lungotevere

Increased lighting at 17 metro and railway stations

Illumina Roma, the app for real-time reporting light points that require maintenance, launched in February

A 10-million-euro plan for Rome’s public lighting. Areti, a company of the Acea Group that manages the capital’s power grid on behalf of the Municipality of Rome, has launched a series of interventions to modernize and enhance the city’s lighting system.

In Rome, Areti manages and maintains more than 205 thousand light points and a public power grid spanning over 8,200 km, across an area of 1,290 km2, a surface area equivalent to the combined size of 8 Italian cities, including Milan, Turin, Genoa, Bologna, Florence, Naples, Catania, and Palermo.

The plan includes a wide range of interventions made possible through Jubilee funding: from modernizing the power grid, to improving the quality of light, and equipping 17 metro and railway stations with new lighting systems, from the city centre to the outskirts.

As for the grid modernizations, the following interventions are planned: 1. Piazza Grazioli 2. Via dei Sediari 3. Via dei Filippini 4. Via dell’arco del Monte 5. Via del Cardello 6. Piazza Vittorio Emanuele II 7. Via dell’esquilino 8. Via di San Giovanni in Laterano 9. Piazza di San Giovanni in Laterano 10. Viale Manzoni 11. Viale Carlo Saviotti 12. Piazza di Porta San Giovanni 13. Via Giuseppe Zanardelli 14. Via del Collegio Capranica 15. Vicolo dei Modelli 16. Largo dei Lombardi 17. Borgo Sant’Angelo 18. Viale Giulio Cesare 19. Via IV Novembre 20. Via della Lungara 21. Piazza d’Aracoeli 22. Piazza Lovatelli 23. Via di Ponte Rotto (Petroselli) 24. Via Matteo Renato Imbriani 25. Via Anicia (Trastevere) 26. Via Arbia (Trieste) 27. Via Flaminia 28. Piazza Gondar (Libia) 29. Via del S. Cuore di Maria (Euclide) 30. Largo Arrigo VII (Aventino) 31. Largo dell'Amba Aradam 32. Piazza Sabazio.

“Light quality” interventions focus on enhancing public lighting. The following interventions are planned: 1. Lungotevere Tor di Nona 2. Lungotevere dei Vallati 3. Via Cavour 4. Largo Corrado Ricci, Via Cavour 5. Via Giolitti 6. Surrounding areas of Santa Maria Maggiore 7. Via Labicana 8. Intersection lighting upgrade at Via Manzoni intersection 9. Sidewalks lighting upgrade along Viale Manzoni 10. Lungotevere Marzio 11. Zanardelli, Tor Sanguigna, Corso Rinascimento 12. Via/Largo Del Tritone 13. Largo Goldoni 14. Piazza Pasquale Paoli, Ponte Vittorio Emanuele II, Lungotevere degli Altoviti 15. Via Barletta 16. Lungotevere Gianicolense 17. Lungotevere in Augusta 18. Via Nemorense 19. Belvedere Romolo e Remo 20. Lungotevere Sangallo, Lungotevere dei Tebaldi 21. Largo dei Fiorentini and Via Acciaioli 22. Piazza Porta Maggiore 23. Piazzale Colosseo.

The railway and metro stations included in the plan are: 1. Metro A - Anagnina Station 2. Metro B – Laurentina Station 3. Metro C – Finocchio Station 4. Metro C - Due Leoni-Fontana Candida Station 5. Metro B - Monti Tiburtini Station 6. Metro B - Cavour Suburra Station 7. Metro B – Palasport Station 8. Metro B - Circo Massimo Station 9. Metro B – Pietralata Station 10. Metro B - Cavour Lanza Station 11. Metro B – Piazza Stazione Enrico Fermi 12. Lido Centro Railway Station - Roma Lido 13. Stella Polare Railway Station - Piazza Vega 14. Serenissima Railway Station 15. Vitinia Railway Station - Roma Lido 16. Ottavia Railway Station 17. Centro Rai Railway Station

Artistic lighting interventions are planned for the Temple of Minerva Medica on Via Giolitti and for Porta Maggiore.

Last February, Illumina Roma was launched. The new app allows users to report, in real time via smartphone or tablet, which light points in their area require maintenance. The app enables Areti to optimize the management of reports and improve service quality through active citizen participation and engagement, making residents an integral part of the improvement process. In addition to the app, reports can also be submitted via the Areti website (www.areti.it) and by calling the toll-free number 800 00 66 77, available 24/7.