#operating-plants
Check out the latest information on the dozens of renewable energy facilities we have in operation around the world. Plants that generate clean energy through technologies such as onshore wind, offshore wind, solar photovoltaic, hydro or green hydrogen, and network facilities that transport it to users, to accelerate everyone's path towards the decarbonisation of society.
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A global transition to a green grid powered by renewables is underway, helping utilities and governments meet ambitious goals for reducing climate-changing emissions and bringing additional benefits to energy consumers.
Iberdrola, one of the world’s largest renewable energy companies, and Holcim, a global leader in innovative and sustainable building solutions, have signed a major new clean energy power purchase agreement (PPA) in Germany – as well as...
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The Aldeadávila dam , owned by Iberdrola, has become one of the most coveted film locations in our country, this time being chosen by Universal Pictures for the tenth installment of Fast & Furious, which was released this weekend and, as ...
The first wind turbine in the sea of Brittany The installation of the first of 62 wind turbines equipping the Saint-Brieuc wind farm was carried out on May 12 by Siemens Gamesa Renewable Energy, contractor of Iberdrola. This operation was...
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True to its "Partnering for Transformation" strategic mission, the Salzgitter Group is working closely with customers and partners to achieve its climate targets, as evidenced by the collaboration with Spanish energy producer Iberdrola....
The Iberdrola group will install the 70 MW Iglesias wind farm in Burgos, which will have the most powerful turbines in the world and will involve an investment of 72 million euros. The wind turbines will be manufactured in Lerma and the project will involve the hiring of hundreds of local employees.