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The second part of the United Nations Conference on Biodiversity 2022, better known as COP 15, was held in Montreal, Canada, from 7-19 December after a virtual prelude in 2021. The summit, which brought together governments and the global private sector, concluded with the adoption of a new global framework for biodiversity post-2020.
The coexistence between crops or pastures and renewable installations is becoming increasingly widespread and is moving towards a sustainable relationship with mutual benefits for both sectors.
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The United Nations Climate Change Conference, better known as COP27, was held in Sharm el Sheikh (Egypt) from 6-18 November under the theme "Together for Implementation" and with a view to renewing and extending the agreements reached in the historic Paris Agreement.
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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At the Iberdrola Group, we are leading the way towards a decarbonised and resilient economy through a sustainable and efficient business model based on electrification, the development of smart grids, renewable energy and energy storage solutions.
Saving energy has become particularly important in recent years to protect the environment and keep bills down, and is even more essential in times of shortage or instability. Here are the keys to contributing to energy efficiency at home.
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The concept of Energy Transition as a Service (ETaaS) refers to the comprehensive service we offer corporations and companies whose activities are often difficult to decarbonise to help them reduce their carbon footprint.
Green hydrogen is one of the great alternatives in terms of sustainable mobility, and for this hydrogen stations, or hydrogen pumps, which function as a refuelling station for this fuel, are necessary. The aim is for Spain to have a network of more than 100 hydrogen stations by 2030.
