#decarbonisation

Heat and cooling networks are responsible for supplying thermal energy to multiple users, including residential, tertiary and even industrial buildings. Although they were previously used with non-renewable sources, in recent years the use of new energies has allowed these networks to contribute to the decarbonising the economy.

Iberdrola joins the European business commitment in the fight against climate change. The Basque electricity company, the first in the 'old continent' and the second in the world in terms of market capitalization, has made this clear, in black...

Iberdrola, one of the world’s largest clean energy companies, and Amazon have expanded their long-term global clean power partnership by signing a major renewable energy power purchase agreement (PPA) for 159 MW of East Anglia THREE offshore...

FCC Ámbito, a subsidiary of FCC Servicios Medio Ambiente, and Iberdrola, through its PERSEO Venture Builder programme, have signed a strategic collaboration agreement to promote the industrial-scale recycling of photovoltaic panels. Following...

The first Forum of Sustainable Legal Advice promoted by Iberdrola, Inditex, Santander and Telefónica was held today at the Iberdrola Campus in San Agustín de Guadalix. The Forum aims to create a space for the legal sector of large companies to...

Iberdrola has signed an agreement with IB Vogt for the construction of a 245 MW photovoltaic project in Sicily, to which a further 60 MW could be added, bringing the total to 305 MW. In any case, the initial project has sufficient capacity to...