At the forefront of digital transformation
Iberdrola group plans to invest 4.8 billion euros in digital transformation between 2018 and 2022 and will focus its investment effort on improving the operation and maintenance of its assets by using data analytics and artificial intelligence and increasing the availability of its generation plants.
We move towards another reality
Augmented Reality (AR) is a technology that allows virtual elements to be superimposed onto our vision of reality. Increasingly more in demand, by 2020 AR will become a business that verges on 120 billion dollars on a global scale.
Leaders in the fight against climate change
In line with our commitment to the UN Sustainable Development Goals, in the Iberdrola group we have set the following environmental goals: in 2020, reduce our CO2 emissions by 30% compared to 2007; in 2030, lower them by 50%; and in 2050, be carbon neutral.
Current Events
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We are the utility of the future
The group accelerates the creation of value through five strategic pillars: profitable growth, operational excellence, customer focus, capital optimization and, finally, digitisation and innovation. Currently, we are approaching a stage of growth with a strong investment cycle between 2018 and 2022 of 32,000 million euros.
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Iberdrola sells conventional generation assets in the United Kingdom, becoming the first 100% renewable energy company in that country
Iberdrola, through its subsidiary ScottishPower, has agreed to sell its traditional generation assets in the United Kingdom to Drax Smart Generation, a subsidiary of the Drax Group for £702 million (€801 million).
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We will invest 4.8 billion euros in digital transformation by 2022
Iberdrola plans to invest 4.8 billion euros in digital transformation between 2018 and 2022. This was announced by the company on the occasion of the company's fourth Digital Summit, held until today at its San Agustín del Guadalix training campus (Madrid).
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Neoenergia deploys the first LTE private network in Brazil
The Neoenergia group, through its distributor Elektro, has chosen Nokia to deploy the first private LTE wireless broadband network in Brazil. The network will serve more than 75,000 homes and businesses in the city of Atiabaia and its surroundings, in the state of São Paulo.
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We advance in the construction of the Tâmega Project
The construction works of the Tâmega Hydroelectric Complex is continuing at a good pace and according to the timetable established, so the complex should be fully completed in 2023. The macrocomplex that Iberdrola develops in the north of Portugal will be formed by three big dams, three hydroelectric plants and one pumping station.
Key Points
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Iberdrola and the go!ODS
Alianza Shire has been honoured in the go!ODS Awards for its contribution to meeting the Sustainable Development Goals. This public-private partnership, of which Iberdrola is a member, aims to bring electricity to the refugee camps.
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Internet of things
More than 8 billion devices are connected to the Internet of Things — IoT — and this figure is set to triple in just three years. Objects will become smart and the world will undergo a fourth industrial revolution.
Top Stories
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71% of organisations worldwide use 'Agile'
The Agile methodology is a working system that is changing the face of project development in many companies, including Google, Amazon and Microsoft. This new concept is triumphing the world over and is here to stay. What is the key to its success? It organises and shares work out among multidisciplinary teams in a fast and flexible manner. Read all about it...
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#environmental sustainability #nature
Beaches, threatened by the sand theft
Sand is, after water, the most sought after natural resource. Rapid population growth and the mass development of cities have turned this material into a scarce commodity and a very lucrative business has emerged in trading sand. The sand theft is a real threat to the environment.
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#environmental sustainability #society
We share the need to move towards a 1.5º C scenario with robust policies
The historic Paris Agreement, adopted by 195 nations during COP21 (2015), included the goal of strengthening the world's response to the threat of climate change and, in order to do so, to keep the increase in the average temperature worldwide well below 2º C above pre-industrial levels and to continue efforts to limit this temperature increase to 1.5º C.
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Committed to the empowerment of women
The Iberdrola group is committed to the best international practices in the field of work-life balance, equality and diversity. Aligned with our policies, we continue to carry out different initiatives in all the countries in which we operate to increase the presence of women in the energy sector and in society in general.
