Canary Islands Energy Storage Project Public Consultation

Overview

The Canary Islands government has announced a public consultation period for a new energy storage project in Las Palmas de Gran Canaria. The project, led by Solar Joint Venture 6, involves constructing a large battery storage facility with a capacity of 60 MWh, aimed at improving renewable energy management in the region.

Project Details

• The facility will feature:
  • Battery parks
  • Transformers
  • A control center
  • Infrastructure for energy evacuation through underground lines

Purpose and Benefits

• Designed to support the grid with more storage capacity
• Will bolster Canary Islands' efforts to:
  • Integrate more renewable energy
  • Stabilize electricity supply

Public Review and Feedback

The authorities have made the project's details available for public review until August 28, 2025. Residents and companies are invited to scrutinize and provide feedback.

"This development highlights ongoing investments in sustainable energy infrastructure in the region, aligning with Spain’s broader push for cleaner energy sources."

Community Involvement

Stakeholders, including local residents and environmental advocates, can examine the project plans and submit any objections or comments within the next month, ensuring community participation in energy decisions that could impact local life and the environment.