The progressive closure at Es Murterar is linked to the additional cable for supply from the mainland. Work on this has commenced. It is also linked to increased output from the Son Reus and Cas Tresorer power stations as well as to the anticipated introduction of photovoltaic plants.
Electricity supply will therefore be guaranteed and although the overall cost of production will rise, assurances are being given that these will not be reflected in electricity bills.
The regional and national governments have been working with Endesa on the closure of Es Murterar, the electricity company saying that it has a firm commitment to decarbonisation and energy transition in the Balearics. The company has so far awarded 55 projects for solar energy that equate to around a quarter of the total megawattage envisaged under the government's energy transition plan.
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