#electrical network

Iberdrola, through i-DE, its distribution company in Spain, held the Smart Grids INNOVA Madrid 2024 conference at Iberdrola campus in San Agustín de Guadalix. The different sessions of the conference were attended by collaborating companies...

Iberdrola will allocate a large part of its investment plan of 41,000 million euros to the United States, with a view to investing in its distribution and transmission networks, according to an interview with Iberdrola Executive Chairman,...

The European Investment Bank (EIB) has approved a €700 million green loan to expand Iberdrola's electricity distribution network in Spain. The first €500 million tranche of the loan was signed in Madrid by Jean-Christophe Laloux, the EIB's...

Microgrids are small circuits that, in a self-sufficient manner, are capable of supplying electricity to specific communities, usually far from large urban centres. In recent years, several countries have seen an increase in the use of this energy system, which has emerged as an alternative to the conventional electricity grid in places where it would be very costly to deploy it.

Electrical energy is a form of energy resulting from the flow of charged particles, such as electrons, through a conductor. Its main value lies in its versatility, its energy efficiency and its low environmental impact when used with renewable sources.

The BeFlexible project, financed by the European Commission and coordinated by our distributor i-DE, aims to boost the participation of prosumers in the generation of electricity from renewable sources and increase the flexibility of the electricity system as a whole.