Regional infrastructure projects advance across various Spanish municipalities

Various regional infrastructure and environmental projects are underway across Spain. In Caspe, Biorig is advancing the administrative process for a €35 million biomethane plant intended to process 260,000 tons of agricultural waste annually.

Water infrastructure improvements include a €3.25 million modernization project in Toro to secure drinking water via the Duero River, and new supply network works in Monte de Saro and Villa Inés. In Salou, the completion of a drainage canal in the Barenys district has enabled the development of a new natural walkway.

Urban and public works developments include the expansion of the tram-bus line in Seville, which faces a €1.4 million cost increase due to project modifications, and the opening of a new hydraulic safety park in Cuarte de Huerva designed with religious symbolism. Additionally, the Mislata City Council is advocating for a northern access connection to alleviate urban congestion.