#United States
Find here all Iberdrola's content, projects and information related to the United States.
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Our start-up programme, PERSEO, is participating in a challenge to find environmental and digital solutions that will drive the efficient and sustainable development of the offshore wind industry in the US.
Around 1,000 postgraduate students at Harvard Business School were given the opportunity today (Friday 17th February) to engage directly with Iberdrola Executive Chairman, Ignacio Galán, and scrutinise the decisions taken over the last 20 years...
- Facebook Ignacio Galán at Harvard Business School to discuss company case study with students: "Iberdrola, leading the energy revolution"
- Twitter Ignacio Galán at Harvard Business School to discuss company case study with students: "Iberdrola, leading the energy revolution"
- Linkedin Ignacio Galán at Harvard Business School to discuss company case study with students: "Iberdrola, leading the energy revolution"
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Regulatory stability and the commitment of the different administrations to decarbonisation have helped Iberdrola, Europe's leading electricity company and one of the four largest in the world by market capitalisation, to strengthen its...
Road transport is one of the largest emitters of greenhouse gases in the US. Electric vehicles are a sustainable alternative, but they represent only 1% of the 250 million cars and trucks on US roads. Will it be possible to convince drivers in the country to support a practical and environmentally friendly option such as electric cars?
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Mr Galán spoke to CNBC’s flagship European programme, Squawk Box, about the energy crisis, the outlook for energy in Europe and the U.S., as well as priorities for Iberdrola investment over the next three years. Speaking to the anchors of the...
- Facebook "The European Commission has done a great job, but now the Member States must do what they have to do"
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- Linkedin "The European Commission has done a great job, but now the Member States must do what they have to do"
The first commercial-scale offshore wind project in the United States, Vineyard Wind 1, will not only supply clean energy to more than 400,000 homes and businesses. It is also helping to revive production off the coast of Massachusetts and is bringing the winds of change to offshore technology innovation.