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24/09/2025

Iberdrola Group to invest €58 billion by 2028 (+30%) to drive the electrification of the economy

  • Of the €58 billion investment, 85% will be allocated to countries with an A rating and stable, predictable and attractive regulatory frameworks. This will drive the company’s growth with greater stability, predictability, profitability and security.

Capital Markets Day was held on 24 September in London.

The Iberdrola Group, of which Iberdrola España is a part, today announced investments of €58 billion during the period 2025-2028 to drive the electrification of the economy and meet the new needs of electricity grids. These investments represent a 30% increase over the 2021-2024 period. This was announced by Europe's second-largest utility by market capitalisation at its Capital Markets Day presentation, held today in London.

 

The Strategic Plan will enable the Iberdrola Group to advance its commitment to society through its social dividend. In fact, the company plans to create 15,000 jobs worldwide over the next four years and make purchases worth €65 billion from thousands of suppliers, supporting more than 500,000 jobs in the value chain.


In addition, it will contribute more than €40 billion to the public coffers in the countries where it operates until 2028. Given its commitment to innovation, the company will invest €1.6 billion in R&D&I during this period.


The Iberdrola Group continues to advance in its commitment to accelerating the electrification of the planet and aims to reconcile its growth with the goal of becoming CO2 neutral by 2030.

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