#Portugal

David Mesonero, Global Head of Corporate Development at Iberdrola, and Børge Rygh Sivertsen, Portfolio Manager Renewable Energy Infrastructure at Norges Bank Investment Management, discuss the importance of partnerships for the energy transition from the Puylobo wind farm in Zaragoza, one of the first in which both entities collaborate.

Iberdrola and Gres Panaria Portugal, the leading Portuguese ceramics company, owner of the Margres, Love Tiles and Gresart brands, signed a Power Purchase Agreement (PPA) to begin in 2025 that will guarantee the supply of photovoltaic solar...

The Montechoro I and II PV plants, located in the Algarve region of southern Portugal, have been completed and now contribute to the country's renewable energy production capacity. With a total installed capacity of 37 megawatts (MW) and a...

Iberdrola obtained the final environmental approval from the Portuguese government to build the country's largest wind farm. The Company is thus taking a step forward in its expansion in the neighbouring country, promoting the transition ...

Iberdrola Renewables Portugal recently invested in GED TECH Seed , a fund dedicated to Portuguese startups with scalable business models and growth potential. Throughout the fund's investment period, it is planned to make around 25 to 35...

Iberdrola has taken another step towards the commissioning of the Tâmega Hydroelectric Complex by successfully connecting to the grid one of the two turbines of the Alto Tâmega Hydroelectric Power Plant – the last of the Complex's turbines to ...