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Iberdrola Renovables Internacional, S.A.U. (Sociedad Anónima Unipersonal), the head of business companies of the International renewable energy business, undertakes activities of electricity generation and sales through renewable energy sources in the territories whose businesses are not owned or part-owned by the subholding companies of the strategic countries.

Catefica wind farm, located in the municipality of Torres Vedras, Portugal.

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Flagship projects

With its different business lines, the Iberdrola Group currently has different projects under construction, which have become true milestones for the company, due to their dimensions and to the commitment to innovation.

In Italy  External link, opens in new window., we continue the construction of the Fenix photovoltaic project (243 MW) in Sicily, with over 90% of the capacity installed. Work is also ongoing at the Limes 10 (18 MW already installed) and Limes 15 (36 MW) projects, located in the Lazio region. In Greece, construction of the Gatza onshore wind project (23 MW) continues to progress as planned.

Meanwhile, Iberdrola Portugal is making steady progress with the construction of the Támega wind project (274 MW). Located in the Vila Real and Braga districts in the northern part of the country, this site will combine wind and hydroelectric power.

In AustraliaExternal link, opens in new window. , work continues on the Broadsound photovoltaic project (381 MW) and the battery project (180 MW), both located in the Queensland region, with commercial operations expected to start in July and April 2026, respectively. Additionally, the construction of the Smithfield battery (65 MW) in New South Wales is progressing, with completion expected by the end of 2025. Development of the Aurora Green offshore wind farm in Victoria is also advancing, with a feasibility license for an estimated 3 GW capacity granted in 2024.