Sustainable Renovation of Businesses Along Palma's Seafront

Project funded on the Balearic Islands to modernise premises and reduce energy consumption

What does it consist of?

The redevelopment of the Seafront Promenade includes measures to adapt business premises to the current context of climate and energy. More than 70 establishments and 250 outdoor units will be able to benefit from grants to reduce their carbon footprint, optimise consumption and improve competitiveness.

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Data

PROJECT TITLE IN THE CALL
Improvements to energy efficiency and circularity on Palma’s seafront promenade (pilot test)
LOCATION
Mallorca
Entity submitting the PROJECT
Conselleria d'Empresa Ocupació i Energia
Entity that executes the project
Conselleria Empresa Ocupació i Energia
Project code
ITS2425-086
Total project amount
7.751.427 €
ITS granted amount
3.000.000 €
Executed amount
0 €
Call year
2024-2025
Execution status
Not started
Purpose
Destination Improvement
Budget execution
Executed: 0%
Last data request
02.09.2025

The project

The project is part of a broader strategy to adapt the tourism and business landscape to a more efficient and sustainable model. In the context of the urban development of Palma's Seafront Promenade, small businesses in the area face the challenge of modernising their infrastructure and reducing their environmental impact.

The work planned includes the renovation of lighting and air-conditioning systems, improvements to thermal insulation, the installation of automation systems and the promotion of the use of renewable energy. The project also foresees the replacement of obsolete equipment with more efficient versions and the purchase of durable and recyclable outdoor furniture.

The aims include improving the economic viability of SMEs, reducing energy consumption and promoting responsible practices. The plan also seeks to ensure compliance with new environmental standards and boost the resilience of local businesses to the effects of climate change.

The estimated investment is over €7.7 million and will allow work to be carried out on around 70 indoor premises and 250 outdoor units. These grants aim to make the new promenade not only more accessible and modern, but also a space aligned with the principles of efficiency, circular economy and urban sustainability.