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Electrical infrastructure is the foundation of modern society. It enables electricity to be generated, transmitted and distributed safely and efficiently to homes, businesses and industries. As the world moves towards a more electrified, low-carbon economy, investment in modern electrical infrastructure is becoming increasingly important. Governments, businesses and network operators around the world are expanding and modernising electricity networks to build a cleaner, more resilient energy system.
The energy sector is undergoing a profound transformation. For decades, electricity was generated primarily at large power stations and transported over long distances through transmission and distribution networks before reaching consumers. Today, technological advances, renewable energy and digitalisation are making it possible to generate electricity much closer to where it is consumed. This model, known as distributed generation, is becoming an increasingly important part of modern energy systems.
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Iberdrola’s investment in Italy is strengthening the country’s energy security, promoting the electrification of the economy and enhancing the competitiveness of Italian industry.
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What does residential electrification involve, and why has it become one of the major energy transformations? We review the main key aspects of a change that is revolutionising the way energy is consumed and managed in the home.
Portugal has become a key country for Iberdrola thanks to its commitment to renewable energy, energy storage through pumped-storage hydropower and sustainable electrification.
