Renewables power €1.2bn profit boost for Iberdrola

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Iberdrola CEO Ignacio Galán at the ScottishPower West of Duddon Sands wind farm in the Irish sea / Credit: Iberdrola
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Iberdrola CEO Ignacio Galán at the ScottishPower West of Duddon Sands wind farm in the Irish sea / Credit: Iberdrola

Energy company celebrates strong Q1 which it said was due to improved performance in its renewable division

European energy giant Iberdrola has this week announced profits of €1.2bn for the first quarter of this year, driven in large part by increased output from its renewables division. Iberdrola said the...

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