Concerns Raised Over Unethical Energy Consumption at Jersey Opera House

Jersey’s refurbished Opera House is facing scrutiny following an expert report that labeled its lighting system as “unethical” due to excessive electricity consumption. The independent audit, part of the concluding stages of an £11.5 million government-funded project, highlighted that the older-style lighting and control desk were significantly less energy-efficient, consuming up to 80% more electricity than modern LED alternatives. While Deputy Kirsten Morel, minister for sustainable economic development, stated that current lighting could still support performances and noted improvements to the heating system, the report emphasized the urgent need for modernization to meet sustainability standards. It recommended transitioning to a full LED lighting rig, warning that reliance on outdated equipment could lead to public outcry in the wake of recent renovations. The Opera House has recognized the need for additional funding to upgrade its lighting system and is committed to further investments in its conservation.

Concerns Raised Over Unethical Energy Consumption at Jersey Opera House

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