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Trashed Company "Tarshid" and King Abdulaziz Military City in Tabuk have launched the second phase of the energy efficiency upgrade project, aimed at reducing electricity consumption in over 500 buildings affiliated with the Ministry of Defense. The measures include replacing traditional lighting with LED systems, installing motion sensors, and upgrading air conditioners to energy-efficient models. It is expected that annual electricity consumption will decrease from approximately 38 million to 22 million kilowatt-hours, saving the equivalent of over 26,000 barrels of oil per year. The project seeks to improve environmental performance and reduce emissions, as part of the Kingdom's efforts to achieve Saudi Arabia's Vision 2030 for sustainability.
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