Spain · island electricity system

Electricity in Mallorca

Demand, generation and electricity links of Mallorca, from Red Eléctrica's official data, every five minutes.

live Source: Red Eléctrica de España (REE) · last reading 19/10/2026, 10:25:00

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Grid snapshot

Demand, generation and balance, updated every minute.

Source: Red Eléctrica de España (REE) · last reading 19/10/2026, 10:25:00

Demand now
625MW
▲ +61 MW vs a day ago
Mallorca · The island's own data
Local generation
552MW
88% of demand
Mallorca · The island's own data
Received over the links
144MW
23% of demand
Mallorca · The island's own data
Sent over the links
70MW
Mallorca · The island's own data
Renewables
29.5%
of local generation
Mallorca · The island's own data
CO₂ emissions
282g/kWhestimated
155 tCO₂/h
Mallorca · The island's own data

What covers demand right now

The categories are those published by Red Eléctrica, unaltered.

Combined cycle: 361 MW Solar PV: 136 MW Balearic-Peninsula link: 134 MW Non-renewable waste: 23 MW Renewable waste: 23 MW Mallorca-Menorca link: 10 MW Cogeneration: 5 MW 625 MW demand
  • Combined cycle 361 MW52.0%
  • Solar PV 136 MW19.6%
  • Balearic-Peninsula link 134 MW19.3%
  • Non-renewable waste 23 MW3.3%
  • Renewable waste 23 MW3.3%
  • Mallorca-Menorca link 10 MW1.4%
  • Cogeneration 5 MW0.7%
  • Other renewables 3 MW0.5%

Leaving the island: Mallorca-Ibiza link 70 MW

Demand over the last 24 hours

The island's actual demand, in MW, every quarter of an hour.

MW

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actual

Scheduled and forecast demand are published only for the Balearic system, not per island.

Mainland Spain 134 MW import Menorca 10 MW import Ibiza 70 MW export MALLORCA cross-border energy flows SPAIN · ISLAND ELECTRICITY SYSTEM Import into Mallorca (energy coming in) Export from Mallorca (energy going out) Total cross-border exchange 213 MW Import 144 MW Export 70 MW 0 50 100 200 km N

The arrows and figures are measurements, as of 19 October at 08:25. The transmission grid is not shown: we do not have its routes for this country yet.

Interconnections and submarine cables

The flow on each link is the one published by REE, every five minutes. The diagram is not to scale.

ProjectFlow now End pointsVoltageCapacity LengthCables In service sinceSources
Balearic-Peninsula linkInterconexión eléctrica Península-Baleares (proyecto Rómulo)
134 MW(Mainland Spain → Mallorca)
Morvedre 400 kV (Sagunto, Valencia)↔ Santa Ponsa 220 kV (Calvià, Mallorca)
± 250 kVdirect current (HVDC)
400 MW (2 × 200 MW)
237 km under the sea
244 km in total
maximum depth 1,485 m
3
2012
Mallorca-Menorca linkEnlace eléctrico Mallorca-Menorca
10 MW(Menorca → Mallorca)
Cala Mesquida (Mallorca)↔ Ciudadela (Menorca)
132 kValternating current
118 MVA
41.7 km under the sea
maximum depth 86 m
1
2020
Mallorca-Ibiza linkEnlace eléctrico Mallorca-Ibiza (Rómulo 2)
70 MW(Mallorca → Ibiza)
Santa Ponsa (Mallorca)↔ Torrent (Ibiza)
132 kValternating current
2 × 100 MW
118 km under the sea
126 km in total
maximum depth 800 m
2
2015–2016
Ibiza-Formentera linkEnlace eléctrico Ibiza-Formentera
7 MW(Ibiza → Formentera)
Torrent 132 kV (Ibiza)↔ Formentera 132 kV
132 kValternating current
2 × 53 MVA
27.1 km under the sea
maximum depth 62 m
2
2023

Between Ibiza and Formentera there are also two older 30 kV circuits (1974 and 1982); their current status is not officially confirmed. The flow shown is the total published by REE.

Who supplies the electricity?

System operator and transmission owner

Red Eléctrica de España (REE) operates the electricity system, balances generation and demand, runs the transmission grid and the submarine cables, and publishes the official real-time data. [1]

Distributors

The local grid, meters, outages and connections are the responsibility of the area's distributor. The Balearic Government lists three, by the first digits of the CUPS code on the bill. There is no official figure for the territory each one covers. [1] [2]

Retailers (comercializadores)

Consumers choose their retailer, under the same rules as in mainland Spain. On the regulated market (PVPC) supply comes from the reference retailers; on the free market, from any authorised retailer. No company is the islands' sole supplier. [1]

Reference retailers with national scope (CNMC list, consulted on 2026-09-17) [1]

  • Energía XXI Comercializadora de Referencia, S.L.U. (Endesa)
  • Curenergía Comercializador de Último Recurso, S.A.U.
  • Comercializadora Regulada, Gas & Power, S.A.
  • Baser Comercializadora de Referencia, S.A.
  • Comercializador de Referencia Energético, S.L.U.

CNMC's official list of all retailers →

Generators

The plants are dispatched by REE. The list includes only what could be confirmed in official sources; unconfirmed fields are left empty.

Installed capacity of the Balearic system: 2,268 MW as of December 31, 2025, of which 425 MW is renewable. [REE]

PlantLocationOwner TechnologyCapacityStatus Sources
Central térmica de Es Murterar
MallorcaAlcúdia
Endesa (Gas y Electricidad Generación, S.A.U.)
Coal
—
operation limited to a number of hours per year
Central térmica de ciclo combinado Son Reus
MallorcaPalma
Endesa (Gas y Electricidad Generación, S.A.U.)
Combined cycle
Gas turbine
612 MW
in service
Central térmica de ciclo combinado Cas Tresorer
MallorcaPalma
Endesa (Gas y Electricidad Generación, S.A.U.)
Combined cycle
—
in service
Planta de valorización energética de TIRME
MallorcaSon Reus, Palma
TIRME
Non-renewable waste
Renewable waste
—
in service

Electricity market price applicable to the Balearic Islands

This price is not an individual commercial tariff and may be common to several islands.

Spain · day-ahead market (OMIE)

Price now
224.00EUR/MWh
0.224 EUR/kWh (EUR/MWh ÷ 1000)
Spain · day-ahead market (OMIE)
Average price today
215.11EUR/MWh
Spain · day-ahead market (OMIE)
Cheapest hour
168.87EUR/MWh
02:00–03:00
Spain · day-ahead market (OMIE)
Most expensive hour
296.93EUR/MWh
20:00–21:00
Spain · day-ahead market (OMIE)
Price by hour, today — EUR/MWh, Madrid time
010020030000:00 — 176.08 EUR/MWh0001:00 — 170.46 EUR/MWh02:00 — 168.87 EUR/MWh16903:00 — 170.34 EUR/MWh0304:00 — 170.98 EUR/MWh05:00 — 185.14 EUR/MWh06:00 — 214.52 EUR/MWh0607:00 — 229.63 EUR/MWh08:00 — 267.47 EUR/MWh09:00 — 249.19 EUR/MWh0910:00 — 225.75 EUR/MWh11:00 — 184.38 EUR/MWh12:00 — 168.99 EUR/MWh1213:00 — 170.46 EUR/MWh14:00 — 176.08 EUR/MWh15:00 — 183.75 EUR/MWh1516:00 — 206.49 EUR/MWh17:00 — 245.70 EUR/MWh18:00 — 272.22 EUR/MWh1819:00 — 283.57 EUR/MWh20:00 — 296.93 EUR/MWh29721:00 — 274.89 EUR/MWh2122:00 — 242.89 EUR/MWh23:00 — 228.00 EUR/MWh010020030000:00 — 176.08 EUR/MWh0001:00 — 170.46 EUR/MWh02:00 — 168.87 EUR/MWh16903:00 — 170.34 EUR/MWh04:00 — 170.98 EUR/MWh05:00 — 185.14 EUR/MWh06:00 — 214.52 EUR/MWh0607:00 — 229.63 EUR/MWh08:00 — 267.47 EUR/MWh09:00 — 249.19 EUR/MWh10:00 — 225.75 EUR/MWh11:00 — 184.38 EUR/MWh12:00 — 168.99 EUR/MWh1213:00 — 170.46 EUR/MWh14:00 — 176.08 EUR/MWh15:00 — 183.75 EUR/MWh16:00 — 206.49 EUR/MWh17:00 — 245.70 EUR/MWh18:00 — 272.22 EUR/MWh1819:00 — 283.57 EUR/MWh20:00 — 296.93 EUR/MWh29721:00 — 274.89 EUR/MWh22:00 — 242.89 EUR/MWh23:00 — 228.00 EUR/MWh

the cheapest third of the hours the most expensive third

The Balearic Islands have no electricity market of their own: REE dispatches the plants, with no bidding. The figures are those of the Spanish day-ahead market (OMIE), in EUR/MWh — a wholesale price, not a bill. The price at which island demand buys its energy is derived from the daily average mainland price, shaped by the hourly profile of Balearic demand (Royal Decree 738/2015, Annex I). BOE-A-2015-8646

The regulated PVPC price, paid by household consumers (in EUR/kWh), is published by e·sios for the Balearics too. We do not show it yet: access requires a personal token from REE.

What data exists and what does not

REE · Seguimiento de la demanda · REData · OMIE · Aviso legal REE