Canary Islands Photovoltaic Solar Farm Project

Project Overview

The Canary Islands’ government has announced plans for a new photovoltaic solar farm in San Bartolomé de Tirajana on Gran Canaria, with a capacity of 3.08 MW.

The project, led by Energías Eólica y Fotovoltaica Canarias, requires official approval and includes public consultation before construction begins.

Project Details

• Installation will consist of 6,048 solar panels and various transformers.
• Total investment is estimated at over 2 million euros.

Objectives and Goals

• Enhance renewable energy capacity on Gran Canaria.
• Contribute to Spain’s broader push for cleaner power sources.

Public Involvement and Approval Process

• Officials are opening a 30-day window for stakeholders and residents to review the project details.
• During this period, objections or feedback can be submitted.

Significance and Impact

This project reflects the government’s commitment to expanding renewable energy infrastructure in the region, aligning with Spain’s climate goals.

• The community’s feedback process ensures transparency and local involvement.
• Final approval and construction are expected to boost sustainable development and energy independence on Gran Canaria.