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Mario Ruiz-Tagle, CEO of Iberdrola España, and another senior executive take part in a panel discussion with microphones in an institutional setting.
06/03/2026
The CEO of Iberdrola España underlined the opportunity to promote “affordable and indigenous” energy to advance energy autonomy and industrial competitiveness in the current geopolitical context.
Three young adults pose in front of an Iberdrola corporate backdrop announcing the 2024–2025 Scholarships. Each of them holds a scholarship certificate and is dressed in formal attire. The background displays the texts “Iberdrola” and “Scholarships 2024–2025,” along with green, blue, and yellow graphic elements.
Two workers from i-DE (Iberdrola Group) are observing a high-voltage power transmission tower. Several workers are seen working at a great height on the tower. The sky is clear and blue, with some trees in the foreground, slightly out of focus.
In the image, Emiliano García-Page, President of the Regional Government of Castilla-La Mancha, and Jaime Alfonsín, President of the Iberdrola Foundation Spain, are at an outdoor event in front of a wrought-iron structure with a colorful roof. Both are seen on the podium with a microphone, seemingly giving a speech, while others are attentively listening to the ceremony. The image corresponds to an official or celebratory event in the municipality of Puertollano, with several people standing around, some dressed in formal attire.

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