LED street lighting of Jeddah Corniche

The new LED street lighting of Jeddah Corniche was created by AEC with ITALO, one of the most popular street lighting fixtures by municipalities all over the world. Jeddah, the second-largest city in Saudi Arabia, has chosen AEC Illuminazione to redevelop the coastal roads bordering the Red Sea. With immense expanses of desert and spectacular coastline, this Saudi city is a unique place on the Arabian peninsula and a destination for many tourists every year. The new LED street lighting of Jeddah Corniche has enhanced the coastal streets of the city, reducing energy and maintenance costs for the Arab Municipality.

Jeddah Corniche under the street lighting fixtures of AEC Illuminazione

The new street lighting enhances local attractions

The coastal walk of the Jeddah Corniche district is 30km long and overlooks the Red Sea. In this area, there are avenues, recreation areas, pavilions and public sculptures, as well as the King Fahd Fountain, the tallest fountain in the world. Here is also the Al-Rahmah Mosque, a regular and popular attraction for visitors from all over the world. Ensuring clear and high-performance lighting for a greater visual experience of people was one of the main objectives of the project. For this reason, the local Municipality wanted to redevelop the area through AEC Illuminazione’s LED technology.

The objectives of the intervention

Cost reduction, increased safety and high visual comfort solutions were the main objectives achieved by the intervention, improving the usability of public areas for people.

More security

Distribution of lighting evenly throughout the area, increasing visual comfort and reducing the risk of road accidents. The neighbourhood is now safer.

Energy efficiency

AEC street lights used for the LED Lighting of the streets of Jeddah Corniche ensure drastically reduced energy and maintenance costs.

Urban development

Having well-illuminated streets means increasing the attractiveness of the area for tourists and investors, allowing tourist and commercial activities to have a greater economic return.