Multinational electric utility and global leader in wind power, working across renewable generation, smart grids and energy storage for around 30 million customers.
Iberdrola is a multinational electric utility and the global leader in wind power, working across renewable generation, smart grids and energy storage to accelerate the transition to a sustainable energy future. Founded in 1840, the company has evolved from a regional utility into one of the world's largest electricity companies, with operations on multiple continents and approximately 30 million customers.
The business is organised around four lines: renewable energy led by wind power, which forms part of a diversified portfolio supplying homes and businesses; smart grids, which build the network infrastructure for reliable and affordable energy access; innovative storage solutions, which support the integration of renewables and the electrification of vehicles, heat pumps and industry; and commercial energy activities, which complement renewables and networks within a diversified business model. Technical domains include wind power, renewable energy, smart grids, energy storage, electricity generation and distribution, electrification of transport and industry, and decarbonisation.
The company employs around 40,000 people across multiple continents. Its stated focus areas include the decarbonisation of the economy, reliable and affordable access to clean energy, and innovation in networks, storage and the electrification of industry.
