What we do
Iberdrola, an international energy leader
With more than a century of history, we are a global energy leader and one of the largest electricity companies by market capitalisation in the world.
The Group supplies energy to nearly 100 million people in dozens of countries, has more than 500,000 shareholders, a workforce of more than 42,000 employees and assets in excess of €158 billion.
Pioneers in the energy transition
We are leading the energy transition to a sustainable model through our investments in renewables, smart grids, large-scale energy storage and digital transformation to deliver the most advanced products and services to our customers.
Our customers enjoy the cleanest energy through a wide range of products, services and solutions.
Our business areas: a clean, efficient and safe value change
Renewables: Production of electricity
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Renewable electricity generation (onshore and offshore wind, photovoltaic and hydroelectric), as well as other energy sources. -
Emerging technologies such as green hydrogen (generated from clean sources of energy). -
Large-scale storage, through pumped hydroelectricity and other generation assets. -
Construction, operation and maintenance of all generation facilities.
Electricity production 126,344 GWh
- Nuclear
- Cogeneration
- Renewables
- Combined cycle
Smart grids: Transmission and distribution
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Transmission and distribution of electricity. -
Construction, operation and maintenance of lines, substations, transformer stations and other infrastructures to bring electricity from production centres to the end user and to integrate distributed generation.
1,294,765 Km
- Spain
- Brazil
- United Kingdom
- United States
- 1,071,034 km of overhead distribution lines
- 20,262 km of overhead transmission lines
- 196 km of undersea transmission lines
- 202,060 km of underground distribution lines
- 1,213 km of underground transmission lines
- 1,294,765 km of energy lines
Customers: Retail supply and services
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Supply of energy to end-user. -
Energy products and services for our customers: with intelligent and innovative (Smart) solutions in the following areas:
- Residential with services such as energy storage, heat pump, self-consumption, electric mobility, solar, etc.
- Industrial offering comprehensive management of energy installations and supplies, such as Green H2, industrial heat, etc.
36.4 million
- Brazil
- IEI
- Spain
- United States
- United Kingdom
Data included in the Integrated Report at the end of 2024.
Overview of our business model
For more than two decades, Iberdrola has led the evolution of the energy sector, building a business model focused on investing in networks, promoting higher-value renewables, growing in storage and optimising its customer portfolio for the benefit of all.
Iberdrola focuses its business on electrification as a lever for ensuring self-sufficiency, energy security, efficiency, competitiveness and emissions reduction. This electrification process focuses on investing in networks, promoting higher-value renewables, growing storage and optimising the customer portfolio.
This consolidated and proven successful model is based on a unique mix of businesses and geographies, backed by a sound financial position and a stable dividend policy, and including sustainability and shared value creation in the business
Key features of our business model
Solid financial management
Commitment to maintaining financial solvency and soundness.
Diversification of businesses and geographical areas
- Growth in networks.
- Renewables: selective investment in manageable technologies and storage.
- Countries with high credit ratings and stable regulatory frameworks.
Sustainability
Creating value for everyone.
Key performance indicators in 2024
Our figures for 2024 according to the Digital Annual Integrated Report & Sustainability Information 2024
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M€ net profit
€/shore total dividend (1)
M€ RAB(2)
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g CO2/kWh in Europe
% emission-free installed capacity
M€ in purchases from suppliers
M€ tax contribution
M€ contribution to society: foundations and others
M€ for investment in innovation
employees
people(3): jobs in our value chain
M customers served
(1) Proposal subject to approval of the final dividend by the General Shareholders' Meeting and excluding the engagement dividend.
(2) Considering organic investments and acquisitions of ENW & AGR.
(3) PwC study ‘Economic, tax, social and environmental impact of the Iberdrola Group worldwide’ (prepared using data from 2023).
Our main activities
Our brands
The Iberdrola Group operates in the energy sector in a number of countries in North America, South America, Europe and Oceania, and continues to add new territories as platforms for growth. All of this activity, which allows us to supply energy to some 100 million people in dozens of countries, is made possible through our six subholding companies.
Iberdrola in Spain
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Iberdrola in the United Kingdom
Iberdrola in the United States
Iberdrola in Brazil
Iberdrola in Mexico
Iberdrola in the rest of the world
Our facilities
We are leading the energy transition towards a sustainable model through our renewable energy facilities, smart grids and energy storage to offer our customers the most advanced products and services.
This facilities map provides the latest quarterly update of installed capacity for all generation technologies present in the Group and our production, as well as other operational data.
Main operational data
Our facilities
We are leading the energy transition towards a sustainable model through our renewable energy facilities, smart grids and energy storage to offer our customers the most advanced products and services.
This facilities map provides the latest quarterly update of installed capacity for all generation technologies present in the Group and our production, as well as other operational data.
Main operational data
Our main renewable energy projects
09 December 2024
Our investment plan
At Iberdrola, we are committed to a Strategic Plan 2024-2026 based on more electricity grids and selective growth in renewables, to promote a safe, clean and competitive system that will allow us to accelerate the energy transition.
Thanks to this Plan, we will create 10,000 jobs worldwide over the next three years, which will see the total number of jobs throughout our supply chain rise to 500,000. What's more, we want to make our growth compatible with the zero-emissions' goal in our generation plants and own consumption by 2030, as well as in all our activities by 2040.
