Iberdrola expands renewable alliance with Norway’s wealth fund

Core Insights - Iberdrola has expanded its co-investment alliance with Norway's sovereign wealth fund, adding 708MW of renewable capacity from two photovoltaic projects in Extremadura, Spain [1] - The new agreement enhances a 2.5 gigawatt renewable energy portfolio with over €2 billion ($2.34 billion) in co-investment in Spain and Portugal [2] - The Ceclavin and Tagus XL projects provide clean energy to over 885,000 people annually, preventing the emission of 100,000 tonnes of CO₂ [3] Investment Details - The joint venture's operating capacity has increased four-fold to 900MW following the new agreement [2] - Iberdrola retains a majority stake of 51% in the newly added assets [1] - Norges Bank Investment Management has been a significant shareholder in Iberdrola for over seven years, holding nearly a 3% stake [3] Strategic Developments - The partnership marks Norges' first direct investment in renewable energy assets in Spain [4] - In August 2025, Iberdrola entered a power purchase agreement with Selex Gruppo Commerciale for 1,250 gigawatt hours of clean energy [4]