Sustainability
We remain committed to a sustainable and competitive economy, driving the rollout of clean energies and essential electricity networks, as well as promoting the electrification of energy uses to advance a change of model.
Leaders in sustainable management and climate action
The key to our long-term value creation strategy is the combination of financial and social dividends, integrating sustainability into the company's strategy and management.
Our goal: a net positive impact on biodiversity
At Iberdrola, we are committed to protecting and acting for nature, and we are strengthening our commitment with the launch of our 2030 Biodiversity Plan.
The benefits of energy efficiency
At the Iberdrola Group, we ensure efficient energy management throughout its energy chain and act to optimise the use of energy in production, transmission and distribution, as well as in end use.
"Electrification will be a key factor in economic and social progress over the coming decades, enhancing energy self-sufficiency and security, leading to more stable energy prices and quality jobs, whilst enabling progress towards a more sustainable and environmentally friendly model"
Ignacio S. Galán
Executive Chairman of Iberdrola
Key performance indicators
Find out about the Iberdrola Group's key Sustainability figures as of 31 December 2024*.
emissions-free installed capacity
people served
jobs across our value chain
in green financing as at end of 2025
total water consumption
CO2/kWh in Europe
*Data taken from the Annual Integrated Report & Sustainability Information 2025 [PDF in Spanish].
Powering a new future for energy, a sustainable future
In September 2025, we updated our sustainability targets for 2030 – under the motto Powering a new future for energy, a sustainable future – with the aim of keeping sustainability integrated into our business model and, as we make progress towards these targets, continuing to create value for everyone.
Convive Programme
Coexistence of renewable energies and biodiversity.
Sustainability news
Contact information
Corporate Sustainability Office
Calendar
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16May
International Day of Light 2026
00.00h - 23.59h
The International Day of Light, celebrated every 16 May since 2015, is a global initiative supported by UNESCO aimed at highlighting and celebrating the importance of this resource.
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21May
Global Accessibility Awareness Day (GAAD)
00.00h - 23.59h
This event is held to highlight the importance of ensuring inclusive access to the digital environment for everyone, particularly those with disabilities.
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22May
International Day for Biological Diversity
00.00h - 23.59h
International Biodiversity Day commemorates the adoption of the Convention on Biological Diversity at the United Nations Summit in 1992.
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16May
International Day of Light 2026
00.00h - 23.59h
The International Day of Light, celebrated every 16 May since 2015, is a global initiative supported by UNESCO aimed at highlighting and celebrating the importance of this resource.
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21May
Global Accessibility Awareness Day (GAAD)
00.00h - 23.59h
This event is held to highlight the importance of ensuring inclusive access to the digital environment for everyone, particularly those with disabilities.
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22May
International Day for Biological Diversity
00.00h - 23.59h
International Biodiversity Day commemorates the adoption of the Convention on Biological Diversity at the United Nations Summit in 1992.
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Sustainability Report 2025
See our sustainability management and performance.
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Plastic has reached the deepest point on the planet, a place — the Challenger Deep — located 11,000 metres below sea level where very few people have visited. This discovery is the best proof of the magnitude of the problem and that the time has come to become aware of it and do everything possible to reverse the situation.
The uncertainty surrounding how wind behaves is the main handicap when building a wind farm, especially in places with a complex orography. Where and how can wind turbines be installed to maximise the production of wind power? Supercomputing has the answer.
