Red Eléctrica collaborates on this project supporting the organisations and people involved, who work tirelessly in an attempt to see this species flying over our countryside again. We want to help change their chances of survival.

In Red Eléctrica we develop and carry out numerous actions aimed at the protection and conservation of birdlife.

In 2013, Red Eléctrica signed a collaboration agreement with the Government of Aragon to be get to know more about and map the territories used by this species for foraging.

In 2011, the Government of the Balearic Islands launched the Bonelli’s Eagle reintroduction plan in Majorca, a project in which Red Eléctrica, in collaboration with other entities, has contributed to the release of juvenile eagles, transferred from other Spanish regions.

Video of mapping of bird flight paths and corridors, one geographic information system that integrates data from bird flight corridors (areas of presence and routes) sensitive to the presence of high-voltage electricity lines, improving the prevention of impacts on birdlife during the planning and execution phases of projects and allows prioritisation of mitigation actions.

MAJORCA − IBIZA electricity interconnection: a pioneering interconnection and a technological challenge of the highest order.

The project consists of the field installation of an energy storage system, specifically a lithium-ion prismatic battery with a power in the range of 1 MW and a capacity of at least 3 MWh.

The electric control centre (Cecoel) is responsible for the operation and coordinated real-time monitoring of the generation and transmission facilities of the Spanish electricity system.

The REMO Project, the electricity interconnection between Spain and Morocco, commenced in 1997 with the installation of the first electricity line and concluded with the commissioning of a second line in June 2006.