Category: Sustainability

In 2022, the combined cycle power plant La Laguna II celebrates 17 years providing energy for 70% of the Laguna Region. Located in the municipality of Gómez Palacio, in the state of Durango, it is an example of responsible and efficient operation as well as every one of the 13 Iberdrola México’s power plants in the country.

At the company, we know the importance of energy for the country and the world: it is society’s engine. Therefore, through innovation we endeavor to offer alternatives that will allow us to reduce environmental impact and ensure a more sustainable and efficient operation.

We have recently celebrated the World Energy Day, a day full of love and positive energy because it was the ideal stage to remind us that we have a daily commitment to take care of the planet. Seventy-three years ago, this day was established to promote the responsible and efficient use of energy resources.

Iberdrola México, in partnership with the Confederation of Industrial Chambers (CONCAMIN), donated 2,000 food packages to contribute to relieve the emergency faced by families in Veracruz damaged by Hurricane Grace.

Iberdrola México delivered to the Government of Oaxaca the first three schools included in the Construir para Educar (Build to Educate) program, aimed at supporting education in the state through the reconstruction of 50 schools in the Tehuantepec Isthmus that were damaged by the 2017 earthquakes, with an investment of 125 million pesos, which will have solar panels for a sustainable power supply.

We are excited to introduce the second generation of the Impulso STEM (STEM Boost). At Iberdrola México we are sure that quality education is crucial to build a better future. We trust that the young people that are now benefiting from this scholarship will become a benchmark in their communities and their state.

Iberdrola México and the Government of Oaxaca awarded university scholarships to promote the development of the young people in the state

We celebrate this August 12 the International Youth Day, as declared by the United Nations (UN) since 1999 to promote young people’s participation in the processes of change, give voice to their actions and initiatives and thereby raise awareness about the challenges they face.

As part of our commitment to promote the training of young people, Fundación Iberdrola España, Fundación Iberdrola México and the Museo Nacional del Prado worked in concert so that a Mexican restorer could have the opportunity to gain knowledge and improve her technique at the Restoration Workshop given by the museum in Spain.

Iberdrola México reaffirmed today its commitment to the training of Mexican young people and the conservation of the country’s artistic heritage during the Presentation of the International Scholarship Fundación Iberdrola - Museo Nacional del Prado, addressed for the first time to young Mexicans graduated from Mexican restoration universities or schools.

Iberdrola strengthens its commitment to research as a tool to promote knowledge and innovation with the purpose of contributing to the consolidation of a more sustainable development model.