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At the Iberdrola Group, we ensure efficient energy management throughout its energy chain and act to optimise the use of energy in production, transmission and distribution, as well as in end use. We also contribute to a more efficient use of energy by consumers, through information, training and the supply of solutions and technologies. Find out everything you need to know about energy efficiency.
Since 2008, Iberdrola has calculated its carbon footprint by means of a greenhouse gas inventory.
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The economic, environmental and social activity of companies is subject to scrutiny by a large number of specialised agencies. Analysis of this activity is very often reflected in the publication of specific indexes and reports on the subject
The second part of the United Nations Conference on Biodiversity 2022, better known as COP 15, was held in Montreal, Canada, from 7-19 December after a virtual prelude in 2021. The summit, which brought together governments and the global private sector, concluded with the adoption of a new global framework for biodiversity post-2020.
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The coexistence between crops or pastures and renewable installations is becoming increasingly widespread and is moving towards a sustainable relationship with mutual benefits for both sectors.
The United Nations Climate Change Conference, better known as COP27, was held in Sharm el Sheikh (Egypt) from 6-18 November under the theme "Together for Implementation" and with a view to renewing and extending the agreements reached in the historic Paris Agreement.
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Green hydrogen has been hailed as a "freedom fuel" for the energy transition and a "silver bullet" for decarbonisation. To meet the challenge of reducing greenhouse gas emissions, this energy resource has emerged as a promising source of clean energy, adaptable to all types of transport and storable for long periods of time. But to what extent is hydrogen really the solution to our environmental problems?
The United Nations Climate Change Conference (COP26), held in Glasgow between 31 October and 12 November 2021, brought together key representatives of states and energy leaders to agree on measures to curb rising global temperatures. However, emissions of polluting gases have continued to rise in recent years. Against this backdrop, the participants in this debate wondered: Would COP 26 have any serious contribution to make in the fight against climate change?
