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Video: Demolition of Scotland's last coal-fired power station continues

Further structures at Longannet, Scotland’s last coal-fired power station, have been successfully brought down in a controlled explosion. Three smaller structures close to the station’s iconic chimney were ‘blown down’ in calm conditions on Thursday by ScottishPower demolition contractor Brown & Mason.

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The different business lines of the Iberdrola group are currently working on the construction of various projects which have become key developments for their size and commitment to innovation.

Extra Energy Customers Move to ScottishPower

ScottishPower has taken on Extra Energy’s customers following the company being chosen as the supplier of last resort by Ofgem. Extra Energy’s 108,000 domestic and 21,000 business customers will now move to ScottishPower as a result of a competitive process run by Ofgem.

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ScottishPower's Modern Slavery Statement

ScottishPower is committed to human and labour rights and to eliminating Modern Slavery that could in anyway be connected to our business.

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ScottishPower Foundation

The ScottishPower Foundation was established in May 2013 and reinforces our commitment to support charitable work throughout the UK.

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What is offshore wind energy

Do you know how offshore wind farms work?

To make the most of the strength of the wind that occurs in the high seas, offshore wind turbines have increased their power and size. This can be seen in the different offshore wind projects developed by the Iberdrola group. Our offshore wind turbines have gone from 3.6 to more than 8 MW. Let us explain how these mega-structures work, the real giants of the sea.

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Living without plastics

Is it possible to live without plastics?

Living without plastics is possible. At least it is in Aberporth, a small tourist village on the west coast of Wales. Its 1,100 inhabitants have reduced their consumption to make their village the world's first plastic-free community thanks to 'Plastic-free Aberporth', an initiative led by local resident and filmmaker Gail Tudor.

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Perspectives of the 2018 Climate Summit

COP24 will establish the instruments to be used to comply with the Paris Agreement and will send strong signals to governments and civil society

The Katowice Climate Summit (COP24) will take place from 2nd to 14th December under Poland's presidency and will constitute a real milestone in the global climate action agenda. We analyse, in detail, its progress and possible results.

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Energy Transition

We advance towards a sustainable future

The Iberdrola group is committed to a sustainable, safe and competitive business model which replaces polluting sources of energy with clean ones and intensifies the decarbonisation and electrification required worldwide.

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