Redeia to Bury Power Line Section for Second Spain-Balearic Islands Link

By Public Technologies
  • Redeia subsidiary Red Eléctrica will begin burying the Sant Martí-Alcúdia power line in the second half of October.
  • The project will replace a 403-meter overhead section of the 66 kV line with a 570-meter underground section.
  • The work will clear space for the converter station serving the second subsea power interconnection between mainland Spain and the Balearic Islands.
  • The line modification has secured a favorable environmental assessment, construction authorization and agreements with all affected landowners.
  • The wider interconnection project, known as PenBal 2, remains under environmental review following a second public consultation on its revised onshore route.


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