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Low Emission Zones Stalled: Spain Struggles to Enforce Its Own Climate Law
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Low Emission Zones Stalled: Spain Struggles to Enforce Its Own Climate Law
Orihuela is one of 20 Spanish municipalities that have yet to formally process a Low Emission Zone (LEZ), despite the legal obligation being in force since January 2023. According to data from the Ministry for Ecological Transition (MITECO), Spain ended 2025 with 58 LEZs implemented, 91 in progress and 20 still pending, showing only limited progress in recent months. Torrevieja’s Low Emission Zone (LEZ) has been approved and planned for implemen…
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