The Island Council of Ibiza has begun construction on a new waste transfer facility in the Es Gorg industrial area, with a total investment of €2.54 million, co-funded by the Sustainable Tourism Tax and the Next Generation EU funds.

The project, expected to take seven months, includes infrastructure upgrades to improve the handling of paper-cardboard and glass waste, along with the installation of solar panels to promote energy self-sufficiency.

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Ibiza Begins Construction of New Waste Transfer Plant with €2.5 Million Investment

According to Environmental Management Councillor Ignacio Andrés Roselló, the current facility, in operation since 2003, has become outdated due to a 671% increase in waste volume, rising from 2,778 to over 21,400 tonnes annually by 2024.

During the works, temporary transfer stations have been set up in the Montecristo industrial estate: one for glass at Fusters Street, 8, and another for paper-cardboard at Des Mayans Street, 5. The transfer services have been awarded to Ca na Negreta S.A., with a maximum allocated budget of over €940,000.