EMT Palma, a transport company in Palma, Spain, is embarking on a significant transition to electric buses to enhance sustainability. The company plans to operate around half of its buses electrically, replacing older diesel and natural gas vehicles. The recent award of 12 million euros from the Tourism Tax for Sustainable Development will facilitate the purchase of sixteen electric buses in varying sizes. EMT Palma's commitment to sustainable practices is demonstrated through initiatives like adding twelve 12-metre electric buses in 2023 and ordering five hydrogen buses earlier. Alongside the bus fleet modernization, the city of Palma is planning a new bus depot in the Son Rossinyol industrial estate with charging facilities for 108 electric buses, addressing the need for sustainable infrastructure. The existing depot is no longer sufficient for the 257 active buses, prompting this expansion. These efforts signify a positive step towards sustainable urban transport and infrastructure in Palma.