After choosing LEC for its street lighting six years ago,
the town of Morges (VD) is now beginning to install it in its main school buildings

An initial test involving the lighting in the Grand'Rue, which reduced electrical consumption by 28%, convinced the Morges town engineering departments that they should continue to install LEC highway lighting equipment and extend it to include large public buildings. The "Energy City" likes to consider itself as being at the forefront for delivering energy savings.
The town's objectives are to reduce the electricity consumption of public services without investing in costly new lighting systems	Street lighting installation programme: 2000: Grand'Rue lighting 2001: rue de Couvaloup lighting 2002: Vertou park lighting 2003: lighting in the place and the rue de la Gare 2004: lighting at the Moulin roundabout and its access roads. Extension of the use of LEC to public buildings 2005: Collège de Beausobre 2	Results Since LEC was installed in one building in the Collège de Beausobre and put into service on 14 September 2005, energy savings of 19% have been measured. Users have noticed no difference in terms of comfort and security with respect to either the street lighting or the lighting in the Collège de Beausobre.