Valbono Energy Proposes 3.5 MW Photovoltaic Plant in Guía de Isora
Published: July 10, 2025|environment-and-sustainability|Gobierno de Canarias
Valbono Energía 5, S.L. Solar Power Plant Project
Project Overview
Valbono Energía 5, S.L. has submitted plans to build a new solar power plant in Guía de Isora, Tenerife, with a capacity of 3.5 megawatts.
This project aims to harness solar energy to boost local renewable power sources.
- The plant will feature thousands of photovoltaic modules and several transformers.
- Estimated cost: nearly 1.92 million euros.
- Location: near the Aemet station, accessible via major roads.
Regulatory Approval and Public Consultation
- The project requires official approval from the General Directorate of Industry and Energy under regional regulations.
- The public is invited to review the detailed plans and submit feedback or objections within 30 days.
- Public consultation emphasizes transparency and residents' involvement in energy development decisions.
Broader Context and Implications
- This initiative underscores Spain’s push to expand renewable energy infrastructure.
- It aligns with broader efforts to reduce carbon emissions and foster energy independence.
- For local residents, it signals potential economic benefits and cleaner energy options.
- However, it also brings scrutiny over land use and environmental impacts — common concerns with such large-scale projects.