#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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Ignacio Galán, Executive Chairman of Iberdrola, was the first recipient of the ESG Leadership Award from the Foreign Policy Association in New York at its annual dinner at the Harvard Club in New York. The award recognises business leaders...
Iberdrola and the International Finance Corporation (IFC), part of the World Bank Group, are joining forces to foster energy transition in emerging countries. The two institutions today launched a partnership to support clean energy and...
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Carbon markets are internationally widespread economic instruments to encourage the reduction of greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions, such as CO₂, by the different sectors of productive activity.
For my generation, being pro-European was the credible promise of a clear path to a consolidated democracy and a market economy oriented towards the social welfare of all Spaniards. We believed that opening up to the outside world and to...
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Photovoltaic energy is a renewable and clean energy source that uses solar radiation to produce electricity. It can be produced by small generators for self-consumption or in large photovoltaic plants, and is one of the most important renewable energies for achieving decarbonisation goals.
Iberdrola has presented its Climate Transition Plan to the United Nations to achieve zero net emissions by 2040 in response to the call of the UN Secretary General, following a realistic, ambitious and responsible line. The specific objective...