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Birkenhead, United Kingdom + 1 locationHybrid Full Time 5 days agoGBP 53k yearly
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Iberdrola Renewables
Company Overview
Iberdrola Renewables (part of Iberdrola)
Bilbao, Spain
1992
Approximately 43,000 employees (source: linkedin.com). Revenue of €49.33 billion in 2023 (source: technologymagazine.com).
What They Do
Iberdrola, through its renewable energy division, has established itself as the world's largest producer of wind energy, also operating in the fields of photovoltaic solar energy, hydropower, battery storage, and emerging grid technologies. Since its shift to clean energy in 2001, the company has developed landmark projects such as the Carland Cross wind farm in Scotland and Maranchón in Spain. Iberdrola generates, distributes, and supplies electricity through a combination of onshore and offshore wind energy, photovoltaic solar plants, and hydroelectric systems, targeting electrification and energy transition markets (source: iberdrola.com).
Projects and Track Record
Highlighted projects by Iberdrola include the La Venta III wind farm in Mexico, the Santo Estevo hydropower expansion in Spain, and the Núñez de Balboa solar plant, which exceeds 500 MW in Badajoz, Spain. The company has also initiated projects in Castilla y León with solar plants totaling 350 MW. Currently, Iberdrola is focused on expanding offshore wind energy, solar energy, and modernizing grids, supported by an investment plan of €47 billion for 2023-2025 (source: iberdrola.com).
Recent Developments
In 2023, Iberdrola announced an evolution of its brand focused on sustainability and digitalization, achieving a 50% reduction in the energy consumption of its logo. Additionally, the company secured agreements worth €690 million with the EIB for renewable energy projects in Brazil and grid digitalization in Spain. The company has also continued with its €75 billion investment plan, which was highlighted at COP27, and has maintained a focus on expanding its clean energy generation capacity (source: iberdrola.com).
Working There
Iberdrola offers a variety of roles in engineering, construction, operations, innovation, and management, all centered around the transition to clean energy. The company culture emphasizes innovation and team well-being, promoting a collaborative and global work environment. Job opportunities are available in several key locations, including the headquarters in Bilbao, as well as offices in Valencia, Madrid, and in international markets such as the U.S., U.K., Brazil, and Mexico (source: technologymagazine.com).
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