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Iberdrola’s regulatory system is based on the three major pillars used by the worldwide investment community that measure the impact and sustainability of investments: environmental, social and governance aspects, known as ESG for short. By doing so, the company is at the cutting edge of international best practice.
Iberdrola Group has developed its own Stakeholder engagement model, which is aimed at catering to their legitimate needs and interests.
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Iberdrola has presented 175 projects to the Next Generation EU programme to mobilise investments of €30 bn in Spain, involving 350 small and medium-size enterprises, institutions, technology partners, startups and the entire value chain. These actions — in the areas of green hydrogen, innovative renewable energy, sustainable mobility, energy storage, smart power grids, heat electrification and component recycling with clean technologies — will contribute to the industrial transformation of the country, focusing on sustainability, green, affordable energy and employment.
El grupo Iberdrola considera las redes un factor clave para la electrificación de la economía y la dinamización de los territorios. Por eso, sitúa los activos regulados —junto con las energías renovables— en el centro de su estrategia, tal y como demuestra su plan de inversión para el periodo 2020-2025. La compañía destinará al negocio de Redes más de 27.000 millones de euros (el 40 % de la inversión orgánica prevista), con lo que su base de activos regulados alcanzará los 47.000 millones de euros en 2025. Asimismo, con la ampliación de su plan inversor a 150.000 millones de euros hasta 2030, la compañía tiene previsto duplicar su base de activos y alcanzar los 60.000 millones de euros al final del mencionado periodo.
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We have become one of Australia's market leaders. We have one of the largest renewable energy asset parks in the country, which is in the process of transitioning from a centralised generation system based on large fossil fuel facilities to a generation system driven by wind and solar power.
The steady electrification of energy uses driven by the decarbonisation of the economy will enable Iberdrola to add to its customer base. The group, which plans to invest more than 6 billion euros in its Wholesale and Retail business between 2020 and 2025, will by the end of this period have contracts with 60 million customers, and has also developed a scenario to 2030, in which it estimates that its customer base will reach 70 million. The company will offer smart and innovative solutions in the residential (heat pumps, energy storage, electric mobility and self-consumption) and industrial (smart solutions, process electrification and green hydrogen) sectors: solutions that will put customers at the heart and make them responsible for energy use.
