Canary Islands Approve a New 15 MW Battery Energy Storage Project in Adeje
Published: February 18, 2026|environment-and-sustainability|Gobierno de Canarias
Canary Islands Energy Storage Project Consultation
Project Overview
The Canary Islands government has announced the public consultation process for a new energy storage project in Adeje, Tenerife. The project, named 'Los Olivos Bess,' involves:
- Installing a 15 MW battery system with a four-hour autonomy
- Supporting renewable energy integration and grid stability
Managed by Merak Storage 5, S.L., the facility will:
- Occupy approximately 2,380 square meters
- Include infrastructure for energy transmission through underground lines
This initiative aims to:
- Enhance local energy resilience
- Manage renewable supply fluctuations more effectively
Environmental Review and Public Participation
The project has undergone preliminary assessment, with an environmental impact review in progress. Authorities invite residents and interested parties to:
- Review the project details
- Submit comments within 30 days, either in person at the local energy department or online
This step reflects the regionās commitment to transparent development of sustainable energy infrastructure, crucial for reducing reliance on fossil fuels and supporting Spain's broader transition to renewables.
Stakeholder Impact
Stakeholdersā input could:
- Influence project approval
- Affect future energy planning in Tenerife
This project directly impacts residentsā access to cleaner and more reliable power.