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Wind turbines are huge windmill-like devices that can harness the power of the wind on a large scale, multiplying its force and converting it into electrical energy that can be transmitted to the grid and distributed to users. Installed at onshore or offshore wind farms, wind turbines are at the heart of wind energy generation: clean and renewable.
The first solar panel in history came into being at the end of the 19th century, but the use of the sun as an energy source dates back to the very origins of mankind. The history of photovoltaic technology has been shaped by various scientific advances that came one after another to obtain electricity from the sun. Find out about its origin, its evolution and why it’s one of the main sources of renewable energy.
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Iberdrola has set up the mechanisms and channels needed to ensure that all Stakeholders are able to interact and communicate with us.
Iberdrola Group is laying down and fostering a series of sound principles to engage our Stakeholders and build trust-based relationships. All Iberdrola professionals share these principles, which guide our relations with Stakeholders on a daily basis.
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Iberdrola Group sees the social dividend as a way of providing direct, indirect or induced added value to Stakeholders through our activities, while also helping to fulfil the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs).
Offshore wind farms’ location is carefully chosen taking into account a number of factors to maximise energy generation and minimise environmental and social impacts. Find out what the criteria are for selecting the best locations for offshore wind farms.
