Sustainability

The Iberdrola Group is committed to sustainable finance as its main instrument for financing projects that benefit our planet, including those aimed at the electrification of the economy and the creation of long-term value. Discover what sustainable finance is, how it works and the pioneering initiatives we are implementing to make a positive impact on society and the environment.

True to our commitment to transparency, every year we publish our Ecological Footprint (CEF), a summary of the Group's environmental performance. AENOR accredits that we have calculated and identified all the environmental impacts derived from our activities in all the countries in which we are present, with the aim of improving and reducing them.

How can we move from the energy transition to electrification? Climate change is a reality that calls for the adoption of new energy systems that are sustainable, self-sufficient and stable in every region. Ignacio Galán talks to Nicolai Tangen, CEO of Norges Bank Investment Management, in his podcast ‘In Good Company’ about his career, leadership and human talent at the Iberdrola Group, and about the challenges currently facing the global energy system.

The circular economy implies a cultural change in the way we understand the production and consumption system in order to deal with a lack of resources, environmental impacts, value creation and employment.

Every October 8, scientists and engineers around the world celebrate World Hydrogen and Fuel Cell Day, an opportunity to highlight the importance of this chemical element and its role in the transition to a cleaner and more equitable energy future. Fully aligned with this objective, at Iberdrola we are working to accelerate the clean production of green hydrogen and to find ways of safe and sustainable storage.

In a world evolving towards innovation and sustainability, electric mobility has become a solution that not only redefines the way we get around, but also plays a crucial role in reducing carbon emissions and building more sustainable communities. Discover what electric mobility is, its history, its contribution to the energy transition, how it works and much more.

New York City hosted the 14th edition of Climate Week 2022 (19-25 September), returning to its face-to-face format under the slogan Getting it done. As in previous editions, the event was presented as a platform for connection and dissemination, focusing on the fulfilment of climate goals and the need to increase the commitments made by companies, governments and organisations.

Decarbonising industry through electrification is essential to mitigate the negative impacts of global warming, use energy more efficiently and foster innovation. This is a crucial step towards a more sustainable and resilient future, so let's look at the best options to achieve this by assessing the various alternatives.