#United States
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Iberdrola and Sempra Infrastructure have signed an agreement for the joint development of hydrogen and green ammonia projects in the United States powered by renewable sources. The agreement provides a framework for companies to identify,...
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Iberdrola has joined the efforts to restore electricity service in Canada following the passage of Hurricane Fiona, one of the most violent hurricanes in the country's history. The company has mobilised a total of 31 teams from the United...
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Iberdrola Chairman Ignacio Galán reaffirmed today in New York the Spanish company's commitment to investing in the green transition , both globally and in the United States, and called on policy makers and private sector companies to work...
Under the slogan Getting it done, the New York Climate Week 2021 (20-26 September) focused on meeting climate targets and the need to increase the commitments made by companies, governments and organisations. The Iberdrola group, a world leader in the fight against climate change, once again attended this event, a global opportunity to join efforts to accelerate climate action and assess progress before COP26.
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Iberdrola is leading the development of offshore wind power in the United States with the takeover of Vineyard Wind 1, which with a capacity of 800 megawatts (MW) will become the largest offshore wind farm in the United States and whose development will boost local employment.
The depth of the Pacific Ocean off the west coast of the US makes it difficult to develop wind power. But a solution is emerging: entry into floating offshore wind technology, which has the potential for 58% of US wind resources.