The Port Authority of Valencia has launched an €18.7 million tender for a second electrical substation designed to double port power capacity and support terminal electrification and shore-side electricity for ships.
The Port Authority of Valencia has launched an €18.7 million tender for construction of a second electrical substation, ST2. The project was authorised by Spain’s Council of Ministers and is expected to take 20 months to complete. The new infrastructure will strengthen the port’s internal electricity network and expand supply capacity for terminals and logistics facilities.
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