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Designed by the prestigious architect César Pelli, the Torre Iberdrola is the site of the Group's headquarters and has all the characteristics to make it the ground zero of renewable energy. This impressive 165-metre-high glass structure is a financial and business icon of the city of Bilbao, and the gold standard in sustainable design and energy efficiency. The building is also a meeting point between art and society.

People and their wellbeing are the essence of the Iberdrola brand. We are a great team working together to bring energy to millions of people and we care deeply about the future of the world we live in. That is why we offer energy solutions that are increasingly clean, environmentally friendly, efficient and innovative.

The hallmark of the Group is its steady growth and its forward-looking vision to prepare for the future energy needs of society.

Electrically powered cars have been on the road for almost two centuries, but petrol cars took the lead after World War I. After several changes and evolutions in technology, these vehicles are considered the next big step towards more sustainable and environmentally friendly urban mobility. After various changes and evolutions in technology, these vehicles are seen as the next big step towards more sustainable and environmentally friendly urban mobility. But why were they invented and how have they changed over time?

Jai Alai courts in Miami or Rhode Island? The Basque sport was one of the most popular sports in the United States during the 60s and 70s.

In the 18th century, the need to escape poverty forced some women to disguise as men and lead a life of adventures and sacrifice.