Tiny Spanish island quits coal for good amid renewables boom — but country struggling to electrify
Euronews · Liam Gilliver ·
Authorisation has been granted to permanently close down the remaining coal-fired units on Majorca, marking a new era for the island.
Authorisation has been granted to permanently close down the remaining coal-fired units on Majorca, marking a new era for the island.
Majorca is turning its back on coal for good as Spain continues to reap the benefits of its renewables boom.
Authorisation has been granted to permanently close coal-fired units three and four at the Es Murterar power station in Alcudia in the north of the island.
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