Regulatory Approval for New Solar Power Plant in Tenerife
Published: December 11, 2025|environment-and-sustainability|Gobierno de Canarias
Canary Islands Solar Project Approval
Overview
The Canary Islands' energy authorities have given the green light for a major solar project aimed at boosting renewable energy and reducing carbon emissions. The Community of Water Users Las Galletas received official approval in November 2025 to operate a 1,750 kW photovoltaic solar system with storage capabilities in Arona, Tenerife.
Goals and Benefits
- Support Spain's broader push to increase sustainable energy sources and lower environmental impact.
- Enable local water management organizations to generate and store their own renewable power.
- Promote energy independence and resilience, especially in isolated regions like the Canary Islands.
Official Approval and Standards
The approval, published in the official government bulletin, confirms that the project complies with environmental and safety standards.
The approval highlights the governmentās commitment to:
- Sustainable development
- Clean energy transition
Impact and Accessibility
Residents and businesses on Tenerife can expect this project to:
- Enhance the island's green energy infrastructure
- Support local environmental goals
- Improve energy supply stability
Additional Information
Detailed information about the resolution is available on the Canary Islandsā Energy Directorate website.