Sustainability indicators
Iberdrola to achieve zero emissions in Europe by 2030
More than 20 years ago, Iberdrola began a profound transformation of its energy model towards one that is sustainable, safe and competitive, enabling it to address the fight against climate change. During this period, the Group has invested more than €100 billion, which has generated an annual total employment impact of nearly 500,000 direct, indirect and induced jobs worldwide, and contributed more than €41 billion annually to global GDP.
As such, thanks to the growing share of renewables in the generation mix, the Group's emission-free capacity and production is increasing, while emissions intensity is decreasing every year, putting us on track to achieve zero emissions in our generation plants and own consumption by 2030, as well as in all our operations by 2040.
Below, you can see the data showing the evolution of the company's decarbonisation process; emission-free production and capacity, etc.
Annual data
Related reports
ESMA
The European Securities and Markets Authority (ESMA) approved a new guideline for the use of sustainability-related terms in fund names to align it with the investment objective. This document shows 2024 Iberdrola's metrics related to this guideline.
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PAIs
Iberdrola voluntarily presents the consolidated information regarding the PAIs (Main Adverse Impacts on sustainability factors) for the year 2023, which is required in the SFRD (Sustainable Financial Disclosure Regulation) for investors.