FLAGSHIP PROJECTS
Our main flagship projects
On account of its different business lines, Iberdrola group is currently working on the construction of various projects which have become veritable milestones for their size and commitment to innovation.
OFFSHORE WIND POWER
Offshore wind energy is a renewable, inexhaustible and non-polluting source of energy obtained by harnessing the force of the wind that occurs at sea.
EAST ANGLIA ONE OFFSHORE WIND FARM
Iberdrola is working on the construction of one of the largest offshore wind farms in the world through its subsidiary ScottishPower Renewables. With an approximate length of 300 km2 it will have an installed capacity of 714 MW.
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The Iberdrola group, in collaboration with French companies RES and Caisse Des Dépôts, will be carrying out this project; the company's first large-scale project in Brittany which will have a total installed capacity of 496 MW.
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VINEYARD WIND OFFSHORE WIND FARM
Iberdrola, through the subsidiary Avangrid Renewables, will take part in the development of a large-scale offshore wind farm off the coast of the state of Massachusetts, United States. Vineyard Wind will have a capacity of 800 megawatts (MW), with which it will be able to meet the energy needs of over 450,000 homes.
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Iberdrola has begun the geotechnical phase for the Baltic Eagle offshore wind farm, which will have an installed capacity of 476 megawatts (MW), representing the start of a strategic project for the company in Germany, in the Baltic Sea.
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ONSHORE WIND ENERGY
Onshore wind energy is a renewable, inexhaustible and non-polluting source of energy obtained by transforming the kinetic energy in the wind that blows on land into electricity.
PARAÍBA ONSHORE WIND FARM COMPLEX
Iberdrola, through its Brazilian subsidiary Neoenergia, is going to construct the largest renewable energy project in Latin America: the Paraíba wind farm complex, with a total installed capacity over 565 megawatts (MW).
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HYDROELECTRIC POWER
Hydroelectric energy takes advantage of the force of water when it falls down a slope or waterfall. It is a renewable, emission-free and locally-produced source of generation.
Iberdrola is participating in one of the most substantive initiatives in the history of Portugal's energy development: the three power plants of Gouvães, Daivões, and Alto Tâmega will have a total installed capacity of 1,158 MW.
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BAIXO IGUAÇÚ HYDROELECTRIC POWER PLANT
Through its Neoenergia subholding, Iberdrola is building the Baixo Iguaçú hydroelectric power plant in Brazil, which will have an installed capacity of over 350 MW and will supply one million people with renewable energy after it enters into operation on December 2018.
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SMART GRIDS
A smart grid is a technologically advanced energy distribution system that combines three elements: electronic or smart meters, traditional electrical equipments and information and telecommunications systems to receive information remotely.
Iberdrola is a pioneer in the deployment of smart grids through its subsidiary Distribución Eléctrica. In Spain, the company has installed more than 10.8 million smart meters and adapted more than 70,000 transformation centres.
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TRANSMISSION OF RENEWABLE ENERGIES
The Iberdrola group is undertaking large-scale projects to transfer 100% renewable energy over hundreds of kilometres. The new lines will be suspended from pylons or subterranean or even submarine.
NEW ENGLAND CLEAN ENERGY CONNECT
Avangrid, through Central Maine Power, will supply 100% hydroelectric energy to 1.2 million homes in the New England region and save customers $190 million a year.
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Through its subsidiary ScottishPower and National Grid, the operator of the British electrical system, the company is building an underwater interconnection between Scotland, England, and Wales. It is the longest of its kind in the world, with a high-voltage cable of 850 kilometres length.
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COMBINED CYCLE
Combined cycle power plants convert the thermal energy derived from a fuel into electricity by means of two thermodynamic cycles: that of a gas turbine — usually natural gas — and that of a steam turbine. This technology allows more electricity to be generated with a reduced environmental impact.
COMBINED CYCLE POWER PLANTS IN MEXICO
Iberdrola Mexico is building four new combined cycle power plants that will have an installed capacity of 3,434 MW, once the last installation, planned for 2020, comes into operation.
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SMART SOLUTIONS
The company offers products and services oriented to improving efficiency and energy saving. These are solutions that enable smart consumption in homes and encourage the purchase of green energy through digital tools.
Iberdrola is able to design different products and unique services thanks to its commitment to digitisation, customising products to the customer, and excellence in service. Emphasis on the Planes a tu medida and PowerUp, among others.
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WIKINGER OFFSHORE WIND FARM
Located in the Baltic Sea, the farm supplies 350 MW of capacity to the German power grid and provides renewable energy to 350,000 homes, which will displace the emission of nearly 600,000 tons of CO2 per year.
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These two Iberdrola wind farms, built through the subsidiary AVANGRID Renewables, are two of the most representative facilities in the country: together they will supply renewable energy to about 1.5 million homes.
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PHOTOVOLTAIC POWER STATIONS OF SANTIAGO AND HERMOSILLO
Developed by the company's subsidiary, Iberdrola México Renovables, symbolize the group's commitment to renewable energies in Mexico. After its commissioned in 2018, they have a total capacity of almost 300 MW.
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This plant, built by Iberdrola Mexico with an investment of approximately 270 million dollars, reinforces our position as the country's leading private producer, supplying energy with low CO2 emissions to 700,000 people.
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