121.5 MW 'El Espino' solar park in Madrid cancelled following unfavorable environmental impact assessment
10 Jun 2026Effective: 10 Jun 202685 views
Who is affected:
Renewable energy developers, photovoltaic investors and municipalities of Velilla de San Antonio and Loeches
Summary
Falck Renewables Power 3 withdraws from constructing a 121.5 MW solar park in Velilla de San Antonio and Loeches (Madrid) after receiving an unfavorable environmental impact assessment. The Directorate General for Energy Policy formally accepts the withdrawal.
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Falck Renewables Power 3, SL withdraws its application for prior administrative authorization for the 'El Espino' photovoltaic solar park of 121.5 MWp/100 MWn in Madrid, initiated in December 2020. The trigger was the unfavorable environmental impact assessment issued in June 2024 by the Directorate General for Quality…
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