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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.
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.
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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.
The Kilgallioch wind farm in South Ayrshire (UK) provides a total installed capacity of 239 MW through the output of 96 generators.
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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?
In order to know precisely how much energy a solar photovoltaic plant will generate, it is necessary to carry out a study of the solar resource available at the site. We tell you how the measurement of the capacity of a solar installation works and why this process is so important.
