#decarbonisation
Decarbonisation is the process of reducing the amount of carbon, mainly carbon dioxide (CO2), sent into the atmosphere. Its objective is to achieve a low-emission global economy to attain climate neutrality via the energy transition.
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Iberdrola's CEO, Ignacio Galán, urged last year at COP26 in Glasgow to move from promises to action in commitments to tackle climate change. For the past 20 years, the company has taken on an important leadership role in the decarbonisation of...
International electricity markets are undergoing regulatory changes in response to the technological and social advances brought about by the global challenge of decarbonising the energy model while maintaining a sustainable and effective supply.
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Iberdrola, a world leader in solar and wind energy, has reached an agreement with BBVA to offer individuals and companies in Spain sustainable energy solutions that enable them to save on their bills and improve their energy efficiency. To...
The Chairman of Iberdrola, Ignacio Galán, who spoke today at the 10th German-Spanish Forum, called for "more Europe and more electrification, as this will lead to greater growth and more jobs". At the forum, held today in Berlin and attended by...
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The United Nations Climate Change Conference, better known as COP27, was held in Sharm el Sheikh (Egypt) from 6-18 November under the theme "Together for Implementation" and with a view to renewing and extending the agreements reached in the historic Paris Agreement.
Green hydrogen has been hailed as a "freedom fuel" for the energy transition and a "silver bullet" for decarbonisation. To meet the challenge of reducing greenhouse gas emissions, this energy resource has emerged as a promising source of clean energy, adaptable to all types of transport and storable for long periods of time. But to what extent is hydrogen really the solution to our environmental problems?
