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Tenerife paves way for green hydrogen at Granadilla port

The Cabildo of Tenerife has taken decisive steps towards decarbonising the island by approving a land agreement for green hydrogen at the port of Granadilla. The project will enable the development of renewable energy and storage infrastructure, including a future green hydrogen plant, as part of a strategic push to triple clean energy penetration in the Canary Islands.

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Green light for Tenerife’s Güímar pumped-storage hydro plant

The Spanish government has given the green light for the operator of the future Güímar pumped-storage hydroelectric plant in Tenerife, a €1 billion project set to transform the island’s energy system. The plant will act as a giant battery, storing renewable energy and meeting a third of Tenerife’s electricity demand. The Council of Ministers also approved over €50 million in funding for dependency care, unaccompanied migrant minors, and desalinated water treatment in the Canary Islands.

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Beach closures in Canary Islands signal sewage crisis

The Canarian Foundation has warned that beach closures due to faecal contamination in the Canary Islands are no longer isolated incidents but signs of a chronically incomplete sewage system. 403 discharge points have been recorded across the archipelago, with 72% lacking valid authorisation. The EU condemned Spain in December 2025 for failing to comply with urban wastewater treatment regulations.

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Green meteor lights up the sky over the Canary Islands

Just before midnight on Saturday, a green streak from an unidentified object crossed the sky over the Canary Islands, astonishing thousands. The Institute of Astrophysics of the Canary Islands (IAC) has confirmed it was a fireball the size of an orange or a football, which likely burned up entirely in the atmosphere. The event was captured by the Gran Telescopio Canarias and the AMOS experiment cameras.

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