Sustainability

According to WindEurope, the European wind energy agency, around 52,000 tonnes of blades could be dismantled in the coming years and expects this figure to only reach 25,000 tonnes by 2025. For this reason, recycling, especially of wind turbine blades, is seen as one of the key challenges for the industry.

United by the wind' is a podcast produced by Iberdrola that delves into the qualities and benefits of this unlimited resource, its influence on the history of civilisations as well as the curiosities surrounding it and its role in meteorological studies and energy production. Do you want to know more?

Hydrogen could be an important decarbonization tool in the energy mix. Pilot projects are showing how to scale up “green” hydrogen production and bring down costs.

Global Mobility Call is an international congress held at the IFEMA exhibition centre in Madrid with the ambition of becoming the largest global platform dedicated to sustainable mobility for businesses and public administrations. The event brings together global leaders from across the sector to accelerate the transition towards a cleaner and more efficient mobility model.

Power generation and distribution infrastructures may be directly affected by phenomena such as floods, storms or other extreme events whose frequency and intensity are expected to increase as a consequence of climate change in the coming years.

Since 2019, the United Nations has been marking 21 June as the International Day of the Solstice Celebration. Or what is known as International Sun Day. For centuries, throughout the planet, all civilisations have worshipped the "King Star" in some way, as well as its direct and cyclical effect on the Earth. At Iberdrola, we participate by explaining the immense potential of this natural energy source in the global energy transition, through photovoltaic solar plants and self-consumption.

Electrically powered cars have been on the road for almost two centuries, but petrol cars took the lead after World War I. After several changes and evolutions in technology, these vehicles are considered the next big step towards more sustainable and environmentally friendly urban mobility. After various changes and evolutions in technology, these vehicles are seen as the next big step towards more sustainable and environmentally friendly urban mobility. But why were they invented and how have they changed over time?

The last Saturday in March is Earth Hour, an initiative of the World Wide Fund for Nature (WWF) to raise awareness about climate change by voluntary energy break for one hour.