The Local Government Board of Torrevieja has given the green light to a significant secondary electrification project for the port area. With a budget set at one million sixty-seven thousand eight hundred forty-nine euros, this project aims to provide a secure and efficient electrical supply for fairs and temporary events. The estimated completion time for the project is three months.

This initiative is part of a comprehensive urbanisation plan for the Port of Torrevieja and surrounding areas, following the successful implementation of the primary electrification project. The new electrical infrastructure will be highly adaptable, catering to various event configurations throughout the year, such as summer and winter fairs as well as Easter celebrations.

The modern system will feature an underground network of electrical channels and strategically placed access points to allow for quick and efficient connections based on demand. Safety, scalability, and compatibility with existing infrastructures have guided the design process to ensure future expansions and configurations are manageable.

Additionally, a new provisional road for vehicular access to the port opened recently, connecting the port roundabout with the Dique de Levante and Ramón y Cajal street. This dual carriageway will facilitate traffic flow as urbanisation works continue in the area.