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The third edition of the International Volunteering Awards, held in 2025, has recognised employees from the company who have shown exceptional sensitivity and dedication in supporting a variety of causes. This event is part of International Volunteer Week, which we celebrate simultaneously in the main countries where we operate.
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Facebook Recognising Iberdrola's most engaged employees with the International Volunteering Awards 2025
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Twitter Recognising Iberdrola's most engaged employees with the International Volunteering Awards 2025
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Linkedin Recognising Iberdrola's most engaged employees with the International Volunteering Awards 2025
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The Iberdrola Group's International Corporate Volunteering Program was created to channel our employees' spirit of solidarity and to encourage their participation in social projects aimed at integrating vulnerable groups into society, improving the environment and sustainable development.
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Like any activity, sport suffers the consequences of climate change, such as high temperatures and pollution. With a more sustainable horizon as a goal, Nike and Iberdrola have had an agreement since 2016 for the long-term purchase and sale of clean energy (PPA). The aim is to reduce the sports brand's carbon footprint and demonstrate the role of large companies in the fight against climate change.
Companies and communities need help in translating government decarbonization goals into actions. ScottishPower’s Zero Carbon Communities initiative aims to do just that.
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The Lagom lifestyle, which originated in Sweden, has spread to the world through social media. Far from encouraging us to avoid problems as if they did not exist, this trend invites us to embrace a lifestyle based on moderation, sustainability and trying to live being more aware of our needs. The goal is clear: to achieve our balance. Do you dare to practice it?







