Iberdrola is a Spanish multinational energy group headquartered in Bilbao. It develops, owns, and operates electricity networks and power generation assets, and supplies electricity and related energy services to residential, commercial, and industrial customers. The company has a diversified international presence, with significant operations in Spain, the United Kingdom, the United States, Brazil, Mexico, and Australia.
Iberdrola’s generation portfolio is centered on renewable energy, including onshore and offshore wind, solar photovoltaic, and hydro (including pumped storage), complemented by flexible thermal capacity for system reliability. The group invests in regulated transmission and distribution networks and engages in energy management, long‑term power purchase agreements, storage projects, and emerging green hydrogen initiatives aimed at industrial decarbonization. Its activities span project development, construction, operation, and energy trading, supporting the integration of renewable electricity into power systems and industrial supply chains.
Also known as Iberdrola Spain, Iberdrola España, S.A.U., Iberdrola España, Iberdrola Group, Iberdrola Hungary, Iberdrola Renovables Magyarország KFT, Iberdrola Australia, Hidroeléctrica Ibérica, Iberdrola Energía, and Grupo Iberdrola.
chemXplore tracks 6 projects involving Iberdrola, of which 4 are active.
Iberdrola's role on them: Owner, Investor / Financier, Operator, Developer, Offtaker, and Technology / equipment supplier.
3 new construction.
Contractors, licensors, and offtakers are recorded on 3 of these 4 projects For subscribers
Targeting: Hydrogen (2), Ammonia (1), Potassium chloride (1), Water (1)
Sequential revenue growth, gross-margin expansion to breakeven, operating costs cut ~50%, raised 2026 revenue guidance to 15–16% and targets positive EBITDAS in Q4.
243 MW PV plant in Sicily producing nearly 400,000 MWh/year — enough for 140,000+ homes — with long-term PPAs covering most output.
€211m IPCEI Hy2USE reallocated to Castellón plus €15m NextGenerationEU support; plant to start production before year-end and aim to be Spain’s largest green hydrogen facility in 2026.
Shutler in Gilliam County, Oregon will provide 82 MWh of storage to support the NW Pacific coast grid and help integrate renewables; target commissioning in 2027.
Nearly €4.5bn (25bn reais) planned for Bahia to 2030 to expand, modernise and digitalise networks and connect new industries with 54 substations and extensive HV/MV lines.
The new solar plant will feed the PGE grid to meet rising demand from large customers and support QTS data‑centre operations; commercial operation expected this summer.
Eight industrial heat electrification projects will replace fossil heat with electric boilers, require about 240 GWh/year, mobilise 150 MW of renewables and secure ~€50m in aid.
Two LFP battery systems paired with adjacent solar plants store renewable energy for peak demand, enhancing grid stability and supporting electrification and renewables integration.
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