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09/12/25

The Iberdrola Group's global corporate website recognised as best in Spain and one of top ten websites in Europe

  • The ranking, compiled by international consulting firm Comprend, classifies the websites of the 500 largest European companies according to their transparency, functionality and accessibility
  • The company's global website has been chosen as best in Spain for the second consecutive year in the Webranking 2025–2026 report
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The Iberdrola Group, of which Iberdrola España is a part, is the only Spanish company among the top ten companies with the best corporate websites in Europe, according to the Webranking 2025–2026 report by the international consulting firm Comprend. This study, a benchmark in digital business communication, ranks 500 companies after analysing more than 600 businesses across Europe. 


For the second consecutive year, the Iberdrola Group's global website (www.iberdrola.com) was recognised as the best in the corporate sector in Spain. Europe's largest power company and one of the two largest in the world by market capitalisation scored 87.3 out of 100 points, an increase of 10% over the previous year and more than 95% over 2020.


This progress reflects the Iberdrola Group's commitment to transparency, excellence in information and accessibility. At the European level, this progress has enabled it to climb nine places in the Europe 500 list, to sixth place.


You can read more about the recognition, for the second consecutive year, as the best corporate website in Spain in the Webranking 2025–2026 report here.

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