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Grid capacity for data centers in Santa Cruz de Tenerife

Published demand capacity on Santa Cruz de Tenerife’s distribution grid, rank 28 of 51 provinces. CNMC period August 2026.

By Razvan Toma · Founder & CEO, Ampervia · Last checked 2026-10-12 · Sources linked below

Quick answer

In Santa Cruz de Tenerife, 4 of 20 distribution nodes (20%) publish available demand capacity, 50.8 MW in total (August 2026, CNMC). 2 offer 10 MW or more and 2 offer 20 MW or more; the largest single node shows 24.4 MW. CNMC

4 / 20nodes with demand capacity
2nodes ≥20 MW
50.8 MWavailable in total
28 / 51rank in Spain

Santa Cruz de Tenerife against Spain

MeasureSanta Cruz de TenerifeSpain
Distribution nodes206,186
Nodes with demand capacity4816
Nodes ≥10 MW2200
Nodes ≥20 MW2104
Available demand capacity (MW)50.87,078.1
Largest node (MW)24.4—
Change in open nodes since June 2026-1-46
Transmission nodes with demand capacity13 of 43290 of 937

What this means for a data center

2 nodes in Santa Cruz de Tenerife publish 20 MW or more of demand capacity, enough in principle for a small data center (roughly 10–20 MW of grid capacity). Whether a specific request succeeds depends on the operator’s study, the site and the land.

Since March 2026, a Spanish demand access permit is tied to the CNAE activity code declared in the request (RDL 7/2026), so the request has to be filed as a data center from the start.

Method

Source: the CNMC’s national access-capacity service, layers Demanda en Distribución and Demanda en Transporte, publication period August 2026, pulled by Ampervia on 2026-10-12. Comparison period: June 2026.

  • Distribution: each node’s published available capacity (CAP_DISPONIBLE, MW) for new demand, summed and counted by province.
  • Transmission: a Red Eléctrica node is counted as showing demand capacity if any of its published demand categories is above zero.
  • Province names are as published by the CNMC. Ampervia does not publish node or municipality detail.
  • Published capacity is indicative and changes as permits are granted, lapse or are surrendered. Only the network operator can confirm capacity for a specific request.

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