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The International Day of Light, celebrated every 16 May since 2015, is a global initiative supported by UNESCO aimed at highlighting and celebrating the importance of this resource in the development of all areas of human life. At the Iberdrola Group, as a corporation that promotes electrification on a global scale, we join this celebration to raise awareness of the value that this unique resource brings to people everywhere.

Global Accessibility Awareness Day (GAAD), observed on the third Thursday of May each year, aims to highlight the importance of ensuring inclusive access to the digital environment for everyone, especially people with disabilities. In 2026, the day will take place on 21 May and seeks to raise awareness among companies, institutions and the public about the need to design accessible websites, applications and digital content, thereby fostering a more equitable society in the digital age. This observance reinforces the idea that accessibility is not an optional extra, but an essential condition for digital transformation to be truly inclusive.

The International Energy Agency’s World Energy Outlook 2025 offers one of the most comprehensive analyses of how global energy systems are evolving at a time of profound transformation. Its conclusions are clear: electrification, supported by renewable energy, modern networks and digital technologies, is now the most cost-effective and secure pathway to achieving net zero emissions. The report sets out three scenarios to understand how different policy and technology choices could shape the coming decades. In all of them, electricity plays a central role.

La Base de Activos Regulada (RAB, por sus siglas en inglés) es un modelo financiero y regulatorio que define cómo se remunera la inversión privada en infraestructuras públicas esenciales, como redes eléctricas, agua o transporte.

David Purón is CEO of Barbara, a start-up specialising in the security of smart, connected devices, with investment and support from Iberdrola through our PERSEO programme. Its industrial Edge AI solutions represent a step forward for smart electricity networks.

If the European continent is to secure its energy resilience and competitive edge by 2030, there is an urgent need for its energy transition to move beyond ambition to concrete action. What is also required is a modernised digital infrastructure, robust policy support and workforce transformation. That’s according to Agustín Delgado Martín, the Chief Technological Officer at the Iberdrola Group. The executive gave this interview ahead of the Enlit Europe 2025 forum in Bilbao, Spain, a pivotal event held from November 18 to 20 where energy leaders, experts and innovators such as Delgado discussed the future of the sector.