Sustainability

Organisations such as the International Energy Agency (IEA) consider carbon capture, use and storage (CCUS) technology essential to achieving net zero emissions targets and tackling climate change. This technology not only helps reduce emissions but also enables the reuse of CO₂ in sectors such as construction and synthetic fuel production.

International Day for Biological Diversity, which is celebrated on 22 May, is a global initiative by the United Nations to raise awareness about the importance of protecting biodiversity and promoting sustainable coexistence among all forms of life.

At the Iberdrola Group we remain firmly committed to our people as our main asset and the key to our success, and we are dedicated to a social model committed to professional excellence and the quality of life of our staff. Consequently, our corporate policy is geared towards equal opportunities, non-discrimination, respect for equality and inclusion. 

Considered one of the world's best rugby players, Patricia García competed at the Rio de Janeiro Olympics and the 2013 and 2018 world championships. Her life has been one of hard work and determination, qualities that have enabled her to overcome the obstacles she has faced during her career in sport.

Helen Roca and María Ribera, Maribí, fell in love with rugby at university. Now, they are both coaches in the División de Honor Femenina (the top Spanish league competition for women) and faced each other at the Liga Iberdrola final in 2019.

Salma Paralluelo is equally committed to football and athletics. Last year she was proclaimed European and World champion with the sub-17 national football team, and is the youngest woman to have won a senior athletics medal. While she can juggle both sports, she will not give up either of them.

Mar Álvarez joined the staff of the Spanish Rugby Federation five years ago and will be one of the key players in the next European championship as the only woman present in the technical staff of a male team.

Spanish national individual rhythmic gymnastics coach, Alejandra Quereda, combines her two big passions: sport and higher education. In her day to day, Olympic medals and from two world championships share space with medical books.