Solar Canopies and Electric Charging Points at Es Gorg Car Park

Ibiza Town Council is installing solar panels and charging points for electric vehicles in Es Gorg with support from the ITS fund

What does it consist of?

Der Parkplatz Es Gorg am Stadtrand von Ibiza wird mit einer großen Photovoltaikanlage und 14 Doppelladestationen für Elektroautos ausgestattet. Das Projekt zielt darauf ab, die Nutzung sauberer Energie zu fördern, den städtischen Verkehr zu entlasten und den Zugang zu nachhaltigeren Formen der Mobilität zu verbessern.

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PROJECT TITLE IN THE CALL
Solar-powered canopies to generate electricity and the installation of electrical charging points
LOCATION
Ibiza (Eivissa)
Entity submitting the PROJECT
Ajuntament d'Eivissa
Entity that executes the project
Ajuntament d'Eivissa
Project code
ITS2425-125
Total project amount
1.670.003 €
ITS granted amount
1.670.003 €
Executed amount
0 €
Call year
2024-2025
Budget implementation status
Started
Purpose
Environment
Budget execution
Executed: 0%
Last updated
14.04.2026

The project

Es Gorg park-and-ride car park, near the centre of Ibiza Town, is set to undergo an energy transformation. The project foresees the installation of canopies with 1,190 solar panels and electric charging points, with the aim of promoting the use of renewable energy in the city and facilitating sustainable mobility.

This work, promoted by Ibiza Town Council, also includes improvements to pavements, signage and cabling. The energy captured by the photovoltaic panels will supply the electric charging points. If this goes over the expected demand, the surplus will be fed into the grid. The infrastructure is designed to produce long-term environmental, social and economic benefits.

One focus of the project is to promote the use of electric vehicles by both locals and rental companies. It also complements other mobility systems in the area, such as the current pilot test of scooters and electric bicycles. The covered car park will also make the asphalt cooler, thus improving thermal comfort in the area.

The work, valued at more than €1.6 million, is planned across two phases and is expected to take around eight months to complete. This strategic investment will boost the municipality's energy transition and its commitment to cleaner, more efficient infrastructure.