About us
The Iberdrola Group is a global energy leader, with a market capitalisation of over €135 billion in February 2026. In a context where electrification is advancing unstoppably, we are driving innovation and a sustainable and competitive business model that creates value for the whole of society.
Electrification
is unstoppable
This year we celebrate our 125th anniversary. The story of an energy that travels unstoppably through time to transform the world.
Our company
With more than a century of history, Iberdrola is now a global energy leader and a benchmark in electrical networks and renewable energy. The electricity company is the leading utility in Europe and the second largest in the world by market capitalization.
What we do
We are committed to electrification with a sustainable business model based on renewable energy, smart grids, large-scale energy storage and digital transformation, so that we can offer our customers the most advanced products and services.
Iberdrola in the global energy sector
With our Strategic Plan 2025-2028 we have reaffirmed our commitment to building a sustainable and secure energy future.
Welcome to the era of electrification
Iberdrola Group
in the world
Iberdrola has been committed to clean energy for more than twenty years, as a fundamental pillar for building its clean, reliable and intelligent business model.
Our figures
Discover the key figures from our Strategic Plan 2025-2028 and our 2024 financial results
total investment to 2028
investment in Networks to 2028
Net Profit
Reported EBITDA
R&D investment
in 2024
MW installed capacity
in 2025
supply points in 2025
investment in Renewables and Customers to 2028
News on the Group's activities
Annual reports 2025
Click here for our complete financial results
Integrated Report, March 2026
Discover the activity, future prospects and information on sustainability. See PDF (Spanish version)
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'United by the wind', a documentary produced by Iberdrola that shows the most social aspect of the East Anglia ONE offshore wind farm. More than twenty workers, both from the company and from several of its suppliers, tell us about the importance of teamwork, companionship and training to set up an infrastructure of this magnitude and complexity, as well as the driving effect that this development has had and has on local economies.
