Spain’s Iberdrola Enters Irish Energy Supply Market

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Spanish utility Iberdola has announced it is entering the energy supply market in Ireland.

Customers will be able to sign up for 100% green electricity tariffs under the Iberdrola Ireland brand. with gas and electric vehicle (EV) chargers to be launched at a later date.

The company also plans to invest more than €100 million (£89m) in renewable energy and battery storage projects in Ireland by 2025.

Iberdrola’s UK business ScottishPower – which has gone 100% green – currently operates six onshore wind farms with a total capacity of just under 60MW in the country.

Colin McNeill. CEO Retail of ScottishPower and Iberdrola Ireland. said: “We provide energy for 100 million people worldwide and we look forward to welcoming many new customers with the launch of Iberdrola Ireland. We’re excited to offer these competitive 100% green electricity tariffs. which will help our customers to reduce their carbon emissions.“