Interviews
Familiar voices, stories of the present
Discover the stories, experiences and perspectives of those who, day in, day out, are shaping Iberdrola’s present and future. Interviews that reveal the talent behind our projects.
Latest published interviews
Access our latest interviews and hear first-hand from the people who are part of our day-to-day lives.
"It is urgent to expand the electricity grid in the face of booming digital and industrial demand"
Interview with Ignacio S. Galán, Iberdrola's Executive Chairman
"Europe’s energy transition will only succeed if ambition is matched by concrete steps"
Interview with Iberdrola Group CTO Agustín Delgado Martín
"We are interested in documenting the transformation of the arts in light of the climate change"
Interview with Manuel Cirauqui, curator of the exhibition Arts of the Earth at the Guggenheim Museum Bilbao
"Iberdrola’s Global Smart Grids Innovation Hub has enabled us to validate our technology on real distribution networks"
Interview with David Purón, CEO of Barbara
"The AENOR certification is a recognition of our transparent, efficient and committed purchasing strategy and model"
Interview with Ramón Zumárraga, Iberdrola's Director of Purchasing Services
All published interviews
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“Europe’s energy transition will only succeed if ambition is matched by concrete steps”
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"Hilma af Klint has changed the uniform, masculine discourse on abstraction, and let's hope this continues"
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"The AENOR certification is a recognition of our transparent, efficient and committed purchasing strategy and model"
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Do not give up, this is the main characteristic of an entrepreneur
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“We are interested in documenting the transformation of the arts in light of a greater transformation: climate change”
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“The science fiction of my youth is the reality of today”
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"Oteiza and Chillida were two titans of art, but also two human beings with greatness and limitations"
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"Alice Neel fought to change society through her art"
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"Only Tàpies could be the first artist to engage in a dialogue with Chillida's work in the Zabalaga farmhouse"
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"Studying technology means studying ourselves"
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'Unveiling Memories' seeks to be a reference for knowledge and dissemination on both sides of the Atlantic
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"Artists are usually broke when they start working, so they're used to working when times are hard"
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