Iberdrola and Gres Panaria: A New Agreement for Clean Energy
Iberdrola and Gres Panaria have signed a new long-term power purchase agreement (PPA), in which the Spanish company will supply solar photovoltaic energy to the leading Portuguese ceramics company for the next 10 years.
A Green Commitment
This agreement aims to provide a total of 92 GWh of clean energy during the contract period, starting in 2025. Rui Afonso, CEO of Iberdrola Clientes Portugal, highlights, “We are actively involved in decarbonizing the industry and promoting renewable energies.”
Sustainability Beyond Energy
According to Marco Mussini, Chairman of the Board of Gres Panaria Portugal, “This agreement goes beyond energy. Sustainability has been a key element in the company’s strategy, reinforcing our commitment to sustainable production and reducing the environmental impact of our operations.”
Iberdrola’s Renewable Projects in Portugal
Iberdrola has been operating in Portugal since 2003 and is one of the main promoters of renewable energy in the country. In addition to several solar and wind farms, they have the largest hydroelectric project in Portugal, Tâmega, with three plants and a total capacity of 1,158 MW.
Conclusion: A Step Towards Green Energy
This partnership between Iberdrola and Gres Panaria highlights the importance of sustainable practices and the transition towards cleaner energy sources in the ceramics industry.