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Decarbonisation means reducing to the minimum the greenhouse gas emissions – which mainly come from the use of fossil fuels – that are generated by any activity. Gradually decarbonising the economy is a global challenge, as these emissions heat the planet and worsen climate change.

Iberdrola Group, through its subsidiary in Spain, has built in Badajoz the Núñez de Balboa photovoltaic plant, which, with 500 MWp of installed capacity and the ability to supply clean energy to 250,000 homes, has become the largest in Europe.

Iberdrola invests €250 million in its third photovoltaic plant in Extremadura, the Ceclavín plant, which a total installed capacity of 328 megawatts.

The Davos Forum 2026 has returned to the Swiss Alps under the theme “A Spirit of Dialogue” to address the world's most pressing global challenges and with confidence in its ability to drive forward-looking solutions.

This milestone represents an increase of more that 2,000 additional MW, driven by higher demand for electricity as a result of the electrification process currently under way.

Iberdrola has contributed to making one of the award-winning solutions in the NewTech Challenge 'Automation of the construction of electrical transmission facilities' a reality, together with the Finnish company Hyperion Robotics. An innovative technique for the sustainable construction of concrete structures: with 75 % less materials, up to 20 % less direct costs and the same levels of quality, efficiency and safety. This pilot project marks a milestone in the company's aim to minimise the carbon footprint in the construction of its transport network.