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The new Smithfield battery, with an installed capacity of 65 MW, is the third commercial-scale battery awarded to Iberdrola in Australia. A key energy storage system to advance the country's transition to a generation system powered by wind and solar energy.
The BeFlexible project, funded by the European Commission and coordinated by Iberdrola’s distribution company i-DE, demonstrates the key role of “prosumers” in generating electricity from renewable sources, as well as the benefits of increased flexibility across the electricity system as a whole.
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Comprehensive geological studies are essential for making informed decisions to ensure the long-term viability and safety of a hydropower plant. Furthermore, the integration of geological data into advanced numerical models allows engineers to develop dams that are safe, efficient and sustainable.
Iberdrola has positioned itself as one of the leading electricity operators in the French market, a leader in offshore wind development thanks to Saint-Brieuc, the country's second large-scale offshore facility.
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The Kilgallioch wind farm in South Ayrshire (UK) provides a total installed capacity of 239 MW through the output of 96 generators.
Green hydrogen is rapidly emerging on the European energy scene, creating a new market poised for sustainable growth. This growing European H2 market promises a green future, but how much is needed to sustain energy demand until 2030?
