Iberdrola says it is installing more than 100 EV charging points a day in Spain
Iberdrola España said it has installed more than 85,000 private charging points and over 12,000 public ones, taking its total above 97,000. The company says it accounts for one in five chargers installed in Spain.
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Iberdrola España, the group’s Spanish subsidiary, said on 19 October that it was installing more than 100 electric-vehicle charging points each day across homes, businesses and public spaces. The company reported more than 97,000 installed points in total: over 85,000 in the private sector and more than 12,000 publicly accessible.
Iberdrola España says it is responsible for installing one in every five charging points in the country and supplies them with energy. Its statement says the activity supports more than 100 installation firms and over 1,000 professionals. The figures are company-reported and should not be read as an independently verified census of every charging network in Spain.
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Iberdrola España said it has installed more than 85,000 private charging points and over 12,000 public ones, taking its total above 97,000. The company says it accounts for one in five chargers installed in Spain.
Iberdrola reported €5.8 billion in net profit and €11.9 billion in adjusted EBITDA for the first nine months of 2026. It said investment reached €10.1 billion and proposed an interim dividend of €0.275 per share.
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Source: Ministerio de Agricultura, Pesca y Alimentación (MAPA)
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