Al-Baha turns off unnecessary lights in 28 buildings for one hour to promote energy conservation/Photo: SPA
Al Baha district turned off unnecessary lights for an hour as part of a local campaign to spread awareness about energy use and environmental protection.In Saudi Arabia, the Al-Baha Municipality turned off the lights in parts of the city on Friday, as part of the “Green Al-Baha Hour” initiative, according to the Saudi Press Agency.
The move is linked to the broader Saudi Green Initiative and focuses on reducing carbon emissions and encouraging people to use energy more responsibly.
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The Saudi Press Agency reported that for an hour, non-essential lights were turned off in 28 buildings and several neighborhoods, while basic lighting needed for safety remained operational.The idea behind this initiative is to raise awareness about energy conservation and environmental protection.
By involving neighborhoods and public buildings, the authorities aim to encourage people to participate in sustainability efforts and adopt more responsible energy use.The campaign also supports broader environmental goals by improving quality of life and promoting a greener urban landscape, officials said. It reflects the municipality’s commitment to contributing to the Kingdom’s sustainable future.The initiative comes close to Saudi Green Initiative Day, celebrated every year on March 27, which encourages activities such as planting trees in parks, gardens and public places to promote environmental awareness.
