Iberdrola
Iberdrola is a Spanish electricity company that runs power grids in Spain, the UK, the US and Brazil, generates mostly renewable power and sells electricity and gas to millions of customers.
Its grids serve 38 million supply points on three continents.
Regulated networks in Spain, the UK, the US and Brazil earn returns set by regulators, which steadies the whole group.
How big is Iberdrola?
Regulated grids fund renewables and retail.
- 1Grids with regulated returns
- 2Wind, hydro and solar power
- 3Power to 29.8M contracts
About two thirds of investment goes into grids, whose returns regulators set on a €51B asset base, giving steady cash for new renewables.
- Qatar Investment Authority6.98%
- BlackRock, Inc.6.03%
CEO: Pedro Azagra Blázquez
- 1901Hidroeléctrica Ibérica founded
- 1991Iberdrola created by merger
- 1997Neoenergia created in Brazil
- 2007ScottishPower integrated
- 2007Entry into the US with Energy East
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