Iberdrola, leader in the European market for long-term clean energy contracts for the third consecutive year

Iberdrola leads the European market for long-term renewable energy purchase agreements, known as Power Purchase Agreements or PPAs, for the third consecutive year, according to the Pexapark Renewables Market Outlook 2026 report.

This result is based on a strategy founded on a broad and diversified portfolio of renewable projects, which allows Iberdrola to offer clean energy at stable, competitive and long-term prices in a context marked by volatility in the energy markets.

The Group, which has extensive experience in the sector, manages PPAs in Spain, the United States, the United Kingdom, Brazil, Germany, Australia, Italy, Portugal and Poland, among others. The experience accumulated in these markets, as well as a portfolio that combines solar photovoltaic, onshore and offshore wind, hydroelectric and battery storage solutions, allows each contract to be tailored to the specific needs of customers. Its signed long-term electricity sales now total 400 TWh.

Iberdrola has strategic agreements with some of the world's largest multinationals, including Microsoft, Amazon, Apple, Telefónica, Mercedes-Benz, Heineken, Vodafone, Mercadona, AB InBev, Renault, Holcim and Salzgitter. It also collaborates with companies in key sectors such as technology, food distribution, telecommunications, metallurgy, automotive and transport, reflecting the growing demand for renewable energy from companies committed to decarbonisation and cost stability.  

Through PPAs, Iberdrola provides industrial customers with access to 100% renewable energy at stable long-term prices, reducing emissions and advancing their climate goals. These agreements also contribute to improving business competitiveness and have become an essential pillar for driving electrification and the deployment of new renewable capacity in Europe.