Join the tour and discover step by step how a wind farm is built. Check out the video and picture gallery full of fascinating revelations about such a project, in this case Celada Fusion wind farm, helping us move the world without harming the planet.
ACCIONA Energía put the first commercial wind farms into service in Spain almost 30 years ago. The experience obtained since then has made the company one of the most trusted in the sector.
Wind power has brought technology and sustainability to the small Navarre town where the world-famous saxophonist Pedro Iturralde was born and they grow “best garlic in the world”
ACCIONA Energía produces in Mallorca first industrial ecosystem renewable hydrogen on the european island.
We are used to seeing solar panels on the roofs of houses or on large expanses of land, but not on reservoirs.
In many respects, it is a living museum. The beauty of its architecture, and the antiquated machinery sparkling within its halls, are a delight to behold. But a century after construction, Seira hydroelectric power station is still generating clean energy.
Energy is present in everything around us, and biomass is the best example of this. Find out all about Miajadas (Cáceres, Spain) and its biomass plant so that you can understand how this renewable energy source works.
Spectacular image gallery showing the step-by-step construction of a large-scale photovoltaic plant with more than a million solar panels in record time, and in the heart of the desert, no less.
The amazing wind turbines and wind power evolution through 25 years of experience of ACCIONA.
The world’s most remote solar photovoltaic plant is supplying clean energy to the inhabitants of Easter Island.
Discover how all of ACCIONA's production in the world is managed from a small Spanish town
The hydroelectric pumping station at Ip, built and operated by ACCIONA, stores clean energy in order to free it when needed through a high-pressure gallery and pipework with a head of over 900 meters
The photovoltaic plant supplying clean energy to tens of thousands of South Africans is, in itself, a colossal feat of engineering
Find out how we transported a huge new mold, for manufacturing over-60-meter-long wind turbine blades, between Bilbao port and the ACCIONA Blades plant in Navarre
