Iberdrola

Multinational electric utility founded in 1840, headquartered in Bilbao, Spain; leader in green hydrogen with projects powered by 200 GWh/year renewable energy from its farms[2]

Iberdrola is a multinational energy company headquartered in Spain. The group operates in renewable energy and electricity infrastructure across multiple continents. Neoenergia is its primary subsidiary in Brazil, through which Iberdrola pursues major renewable energy and infrastructure projects in the Brazilian market

Iberdrola, as ScottishPower’s parent, has pointed to headwinds in green hydrogen investments across Europe, attributing project pauses to slow policy follow-through and limited commercial opportunities[2].

Recognized as the world’s top private utility in R&D for two years, Iberdrola has doubled its innovation investment to USD 4.37 billion by 2030 and operates major solar-powered hydrogen facilities in Spain.[2]

One of the members represented by Hydrogen Europe, indicating its involvement in the European hydrogen sector.

Iberdrola is collaborating with other Spanish entities to scale green hydrogen infrastructure.

Iberdrola is partnering with BP on Spain's largest green hydrogen plant in Castellón. It is also involved in the Castellón Green Hydrogen joint venture.

Spanish renewable energy company collaborating with BP on the Castellón green hydrogen project in Spain, providing renewable electricity through wind and photovoltaic sources.

Iberdrola is partnering with BP on a green hydrogen fuel project at BP's Castellón refinery, representing their first venture under the Castellón Green Hydrogen fuel joint venture.

A Spanish renewable energy company partnering with bp in the Castellón Green Hydrogen S.L. joint venture to supply green hydrogen to bp's refinery.

Iberdrola is the parent company of ScottishPower and owns the largest green hydrogen production site for industrial use in Europe, located in Puertollano, Spain.

A Spanish multinational electric utility company, recognized as a leader in the renewable energy sector.

Spanish renewable energy company leading the GreenH2ker project in partnership with Porcelanosa. Iberdrola is investing $181 billion over the next decade in renewable capacity and network assets.

A founding partner of the Green Hydrogen Catapult Initiative, aiming to drive 25 GW of green hydrogen production by the close of 2026.

Spanish utility company that collaborated on the Núñez de Balboa solar plant and operates the facility.

Multi-national consortium composed of firms from France, Germany, Denmark, Spain, and Norway working together to develop a floating offshore wind turbine greater than 10 MW and reduce energy production costs.

Spanish utility leading a consortium to develop and build a massive floating offshore wind turbine in the North Sea. Iberdrola is working to reduce costs in the offshore wind sector through this mega-project.

Project coordinator for ROMEO, leading the development and testing of O&M cost reduction tools.

The parent company of Scottish Power, supporting its strategy to invest in renewables and power grids in the UK.

Collaborated with CorPower and WavEC Offshore Renewables in the second stage of testing for the wave energy convertors.

Iberdrola Renewables will build, own, and operate the new wind energy farm for Amazon.

Iberdrola is a major player in the wind energy space, and General Electric recently purchased shares in several of their onshore wind energy projects.

Spanish wind energy specialist and primary developer of the East Anglia Offshore Windfarm project. Part of a larger plan to install over 11,000 MW of wind capacity across Northern Europe.