A PIONEERING SUSTAINABILITY PROJECT

Sustainability is a pillar of FC Barcelona's 2026 Strategic Plan, guiding the development of this project. Our commitment translates into a space that reduces its environmental impact, embraces resource efficiency, and enhances the quality of life, health and wellbeing of the neighborhood and the city's residents.

SELF-SUFFICIENCY WITH RENEWABLE ENERGIES

Energy savings, photovoltaic panels, zero CO₂ emissions, and locally sourced renewable energy.

18,000 m² OF SOLAR PANELS

Photovoltaic panels will be installed on the entire exterior roof, along with a geothermal system, to utilize green energy sources and make Espai Barça a self-sufficient energy pioneer.

40% ENERGY SAVINGS

More efficient circuits will enable approximately 40% energy savings per attending person. (*This figure depends on LED bulb consumption and lifespan.)

ZERO CO₂ EMISSIONS

The former stadium already used renewable energies and generated zero CO₂ emissions. Now, the new Spotify Camp Nou will produce its own energy and meet a large proportion of its energy needs independently.

PROTECTING BIODIVERSITY AND REDUCING WATER CONSUMPTION

Rainwater collection and creation of a large green area.

20% REDUCTION IN WATER CONSUMPTION

The new Spotify Camp Nou will incorporate a rainwater collection system, utilizing part of the solid roof and channeling it to three underground tanks located around the stadium perimeter.

25 GREEN HECTARES

Espai Barça will feature landscaped surroundings of up to 25 hectares, a vehicle-free surface capable of creating a cool microclimate and a green area that will offset attendee density and motorized mobility. These conditions will support the existence of more natural ecosystems and the wellbeing of species that inhabit them.

PROJECT
BASED ON CIRCULAR ECONOMY

Preserving the original architecture, ensuring maximum recycling of concrete and external steel, accompanied by the treatment and incorporation of recycled materials into the new structure.

A TRIBUTE TO THE ORIGINAL STADIUM

Designed in 1953 by architect Francesc Mitjans, the planning and development of the renovation project have made significant efforts to minimize material consumption while preserving the original architectural work.

90% RECYCLED AND REUSED MATERIALS

90% of the materials removed from the old Spotify Camp Nou will be recycled or reused, primarily by repurposing concrete and steel, as well as the seats from the old stadium and other types of materials.

A LIGHTER CARBON FOOTPRINT

The Club's circular economy model will deliver a significant reduction in the carbon footprint left by the Espai Barca renovation works, both in terms of material and energy consumed, not only in transport but also in the manufacture of the new material.

Recycled concrete and steel will account for approximately 50% of the entire project’s carbon footprint.