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With the growth of photovoltaic solar energy, we wonder how the recycling of solar panels works - elements that according to data from the International Renewable Energy Agency (IRENA) could reach 78 million tonnes worldwide by 2050.
Iberdrola's US subsidiary Avangrid has begun construction of the 240 MW True North photovoltaic plant in Falls County (Texas). It will supply clean, renewable energy to power the operations of Meta, the parent company of the social network...
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Last July, Iberdrola established a partnership agreement with a local beekeeper (Coolbelha) to install beehives at its photovoltaic plants in operation. A total of 30 hives have been installed, divided equally between the Conde and Algeruz II...
Berlin, 13 July 2023 – Iberdrola Deutschland has successfully completed its first turnkey PV project. The installation of a turnkey rooftop system for on-site consumption at AkzoNobel Powder Coatings GmbH in Reutlingen allows green electricity...
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Facebook Iberdrola Deutschland’s first turnkey PV system for on-site consumption enters operation at AkzoNobel
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Twitter Iberdrola Deutschland’s first turnkey PV system for on-site consumption enters operation at AkzoNobel
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Iberdrola , one of the world’s largest renewable energy companies, and Vodafone , the largest pan-European and African telecoms company, have signed new clean energy power purchase agreements (PPA) in Spain and Portugal, adding to a recent...
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Facebook Iberdrola and Vodafone sign European solar power purchase agreements to deliver clean energy for Vodafone customers in Germany, Portugal and Spain
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Twitter Iberdrola and Vodafone sign European solar power purchase agreements to deliver clean energy for Vodafone customers in Germany, Portugal and Spain
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Linkedin Iberdrola and Vodafone sign European solar power purchase agreements to deliver clean energy for Vodafone customers in Germany, Portugal and Spain
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Warmer temperatures due to climate change have an impact on the chemistry of grapes and the conditions in which they grow. An agrovoltaic pilot project in Toledo (Spain) is testing how renewable energy can help mitigate the impact of global warming, increase grape quality and crop sustainability.
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