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Climate Summit 2018 (COP24)
COP24 will be held in the Polish city of Katowice between 2 and 14 December 2018. Its main goals include, without a doubt, making the decisions necessary to ensure full implementation of the Paris Agreement.
They make history and we take care of the playing field
Iberdrola promotes equality between women and men through sport, supporting 16 women's federations. Our athletes are making history in international competitions. And we, as world leaders in renewable energies, commit ourselves to taking care of your playing field: the environment.
Current Events
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Pioneering the energy transition
The Iberdrola group is committed to a sustainable, safe and competitive business model which replaces polluting sources of energy with clean ones and intensifies the decarbonisation. Therefore, we will invest more than €32 billion by 2022 in the electrification of the economy, innovation and technological advances, as well as to increase consumer connectivity.
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Iberdrola and Uvesco sign the first PPA in Spain with a distribution group
Iberdrola has signed a Power Purchase Agreement with Uvesco Group (BM Supermarcados) for the supply of electricity produced from renewable sources on a long-term basis. All of this supplied will come from the Núñez de Balboa solar plant that Iberdrola will be building in Usagre (Badajoz, Spain).
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We are committed to sustainable mobility
The Sustainable Mobility Plan of the Iberdrola group aims to develop policies and concrete actions to move towards electrified transport and low emissions. The latest initiative in this regard has been the decision of its British subsidiary to finance the first two electric buses in Glasgow.
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We are constructing the largest onshore wind complex in Latin America
Iberdrola, through its Brazilian subsidiary Neoenergia, is going to construct the largest renewable energy project in Latin America: the Paraíba wind farm complex. Formed by a total of 18 wind farms, it will have a total installed capacity of 565.5 MW when it comes on line in 2022/2023.
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Sustainable cities
They are that have been able to introduce greenery into the urban environment to reduce CO2 emissions, promote renewable energies, implemente the sustainable mobility and the use of public transport and are committed to a circular economy.
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'Alberto Giacometti. A Retrospective'
The Guggenheim Bilbao Museum hosts the exhibition Alberto Giacometti. A Retrospective until 24 February 2019, sponsored by Iberdrola and dedicated to one of the most influential artists of the twentieth century.
Top Stories
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"Children learn that they have Spanish roots and begin to appreciate them"
We interview Guillermo Fesser, Spanish journalist and writer, based in the United States, known for having been a former member of the legendary Gomaespuma Duo. His book, Get to know Bernardo de Gálvez, is the only textbook in U.S. schools that makes mention of Spain's crucial help to Washington's army in achieving independence.
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Iberdrola, awarded at the Climate Reality Awards 2018
Our company has been recognised for its work in the fight against climate change in the Climate Reality Awards 2018, the first edition of these awards in Spain. These awards are intended to put the fight against climate change on the front page of the social and political agenda.
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Work-life balance, cybersecurity... are we ready for the modern workplace?
Ana Alonso, Director of large companies and Microsoft partners, explained at the Digital Summit 2018 organized by Iberdrola, how companies are transforming their businesses so that their employees work efficiently and flexibly: "When your employees work in a new and better way, it has an impact on customer satisfaction".
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Our offshore wind turbines have gone from 3.6 to more than 8 MW
To make the most of the strength of the wind that occurs in the high seas, offshore wind turbines have increased their power and size. This can be seen in the different offshore wind projects developed by the Iberdrola group. We tell you how these mega-structures work, the real giants of the sea.
