Cyprus Mail6 Jul 2026

Defence ministry, EAC sign deal for LED lights in army camps

The electricity authority (EAC) and the defence ministry on Monday signed an agreement for 4,400 LED light bulbs to be installed in national guard camps across the island.

The measure constitutes an integral component of the EAC’s strategy to enhance energy efficiency and achieve annual energy saving targets, as well as the adaptation measures of the defence ministry to protect the environment without compromising its operational readiness....

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