How Iberdrola Uses DERMS to Assess Flexibility on a Renewables-Heavy Grid
The Iberdrola Group is driving Spain toward a future powered by 100% renewables. In 2007, Iberdrola made clean energy adoption the central pillar in its corporate strategy. Starting with large investments in wind energy, the company has since evolved to develop and deploy utility-scale solar, energy storage, smart grids and digital technologies.
More recently, Iberdrola has emphasized helping customers invest in solar panels, EV chargers, energy storage and other Distributed Energy Resources (DERs). Iberdrola’s focus on DERs is set to deliver financial savings to customers while also supporting a dramatic increase in carbon-free electricity generation.
Read this case study to learn how Iberdrola:
- Integrates various renewables and DERs seamlessly into a single system for flexible operations
- Provides visibility and control to orchestrate energy resource utilization across different locations
- Optimizes energy supply for economics, market participation and network objectives
- Balances demand to grid needs dynamically
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Recently, over a nine-hour period, Spain's electrical grid accomplished something significant: renewable generation—including wind, solar and hydropower—exceeded the nation's total electricity demand. While still far from the 2050 net-zero target, Spain is on its way thanks to the Iberdrola Group, a global energy leader that is taking bold action to achieve a 100% renewable electricity system.
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