Canary Islands’ 'Parque Eólico Renove II' Approved

Project Overview

• The Canary Islands’ Energy Directorate has officially authorized the 'Parque Eólico Renove II,' a 1.8 MW wind farm in Agüimes, Gran Canaria.
• It has been recognized as a project of public utility.
• This approval follows initial permits and addresses the need to include a broader range of affected properties and rights linked to the project's infrastructure, which were previously overlooked.

Consultation and Rights Recognition

• Authorities have published a detailed list of property owners and rights holders affected by the infrastructure.
• This list invites those individuals to review technical documents.
• Affected parties can submit any objections within 30 days.
• The aim is to ensure that all affected parties are properly informed and their rights are considered before proceeding.

Broader Context

• The approval highlights Spain’s ongoing efforts to expand renewable energy capacity.
• The Canary Islands are working to diversify their energy sources and promote sustainability.
• For expats and residents alike, this project signals a positive push towards cleaner energy.
• It potentially reduces reliance on imported fossil fuels and supports the region’s eco-friendly goals.