Malta’s Green Revolution: New Solar Farm & EV Charging Stations Unveiled

Imagine standing at the foot of the Dingli Cliffs, the sun beating down on your face, and instead of the usual silence, you hear the hum of progress. That’s the scene Malta’s green energy future is painting, as two major announcements on May 23, 2026, have set the island nation on a path towards sustainability.

Malta’s Largest Solar Farm to Rise in Delimara

In a groundbreaking move, the Maltese government has given the green light to Enemalta and Eneco to develop Malta’s largest solar farm to date. The 10-megawatt project will be located in Delimara, spreading across 20 hectares of land previously used for industrial purposes. This ambitious venture is set to generate enough clean energy to power around 3,000 homes, marking a significant step towards Malta’s target of 20% renewable energy by 2030.

“This is more than just a solar farm; it’s a symbol of our commitment to a greener future,” said Minister for Energy, Alex Saliba. “We’re not just talking about sustainability; we’re building it, right here in Delimara.”

EV Charging Stations: A Network Across Malta

In parallel with the solar farm announcement, Transport Malta unveiled plans to install a network of electric vehicle (EV) charging stations across the country. With a target of 20,000 EVs on Malta’s roads by 2030, this infrastructure is crucial for a smooth transition to cleaner transportation. The first phase of the project will see 50 fast-charging stations installed in strategic locations, from the Three Cities to the heights of Rabat.

Transport Minister, Ian Borg, emphasized the importance of this initiative, “We’re not just keeping up with the times; we’re setting the pace. These charging stations will make EV ownership practical and convenient for Maltese drivers.”

What’s Next for Malta’s Green Revolution?

The announcements on May 23 have sparked excitement and optimism among environmental advocates and industry experts alike. But the work doesn’t stop here. The government has promised to continue investing in renewable energy projects and sustainable transportation initiatives. As for the general public, the call to action is clear: embrace the change, consider switching to an EV, and watch as Malta’s green revolution unfolds.

As Dr. Ingrid Vella, CEO of the Malta Chamber of Commerce, Enterprise and Industry, puts it, “Today’s announcements are a testament to what we can achieve when we set our sights on a sustainable future. Now, let’s keep the momentum going.”