Spain’s Renewable Energy Project on Fuerteventura

Project Overview

Spain’s energy authority announced that Naturgy Renovables plans to build a large-scale photovoltaic and wind hybrid plant on Fuerteventura.

• The project involves installing over 9,150 bifacial solar modules and a 300 kW inverter.
• Total investment amounts to over 3.1 million euros.

This renewable energy initiative aims to enhance Fuerteventura’s clean energy capacity, aligning with Spain’s broader push for sustainable power sources.

Approval and Public Consultation

The project requires official approval under regional electrical regulations, and authorities have opened a public consultation period.

• Residents and stakeholders can review detailed project documents and environmental assessments at the regional office in Las Palmas or online.
• They have 30 days to submit comments or opposition.

Significance of the Development

This development underscores Spain’s commitment to expanding renewable energy infrastructure, especially in the Canary Islands, where tourism and energy imports make sustainable development crucial.

"This development underscores Spain’s commitment to expanding renewable energy infrastructure."

• For expats and locals, the project promises long-term benefits by boosting local clean energy production and reducing reliance on fossil fuels.