Driving the energy transition around the world
At Iberdrola Energía Internacional, we work every day to promote sustainable development around the world in a responsible and reliable manner, in line with our commitments to the energy transition and the SDGs.
Ignacio Galán receives the 2025 International Energy Award in Qatar
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At a ceremony held in Doha, the Chairman of Iberdrola, Ignacio Galán, received the 2025 International Energy Award in the category ‘Lifetime Achievement for the Advancement of Renewables’. The award was presented by the International Foundation...
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Our Company
Iberdrola Energía Internacional's main responsibility is to disseminate, implement and ensure monitoring of the general policies, strategies and directives of the Iberdrola group.
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We are committed to photovoltaic solar energy
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We are committed to the fight against climate change, which is why we are committed to photovoltaic solar generation to make the energy transition a reality in the countries where we are present.
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Your partner on the road to industrial electrification
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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.
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Iberdrola is spearheading the development of green hydrogen with over 60 projects in eight countries
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The company has created a new green hydrogen business unit with the aim of becoming the world leader in this technology. The group is addressing the technological challenge of producing and supplying green hydrogen from clean energy sources.
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What is clean energy, and is it the same as green energy and renewables?
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From wind and solar to nuclear and green hydrogen, we break down the different energy sources and explore their role in reducing emissions, creating jobs and driving energy independence.
