Correction Made to Public Notice on Underground Power Line Project for Wind Farm in Gran Canaria
Published: March 13, 2026|housing-and-infrastructure|Gobierno de Canarias
Canary Islands’ Energy Directorate Corrects Public Notice on Power Line Undergrounding
Overview
The Canary Islands’ Energy Directorate issued a correction to a previous public notice regarding the undergrounding of a high-voltage power line connected to the Ajuy Wind Farm in Gran Canaria.
An error in the list of properties affected by the expropriation process has been fixed—they previously swapped two columns detailing temporary occupation and permanent easement rights.
Project Goals
- Move part of an overhead line underground
- Reduce visual impact
- Improve safety
Correction Details
The correction ensures stakeholders—property owners and those with economic or real rights over the affected land—are accurately informed, which is crucial for transparency and legal clarity.
Stakeholder Engagement
- The notice invites affected parties to review the project documents at the regional government offices or online within 30 days.
- Objections or corrections can be submitted during this period.
Legal and Community Implications
- This process is part of the legal requirements to ensure fair expropriation procedures.
- It involves local residents in decisions that impact their homes and land.
- While technical in nature, the correction underscores the government’s commitment to precision in infrastructure projects.
Significance
- Projects with substantial community and environmental implications.
- Staying informed helps residents understand the potential impact and protects their rights in development plans.