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Iberdrola weighs sale of its Polish business
Iberdrola is considering selling all its assets in Poland as part of its review of businesses it sees as non-strategic.
The Spanish energy company is working with advisers, but the sale plan is at an early stage and may not proceed.
Its Polish operations include five onshore wind farms with a combined capacity of 213 megawatts, as well as battery storage projects under development.
The assets could be valued at up to €400 million, according to sources cited in the report.
The company has not confirmed a sale and declined to comment.
Iberdrola is focusing investment on regulated electricity networks and clean-energy technologies in key markets, using asset sales to help fund growth rather than shrink the group.
No final decision on the Polish assets has been announced.
Iberdrola is studying a sale of all its assets in Poland, according to Expansión.
The company is working with advisers on a possible sale, which could be valued at up to €400 million, according to sources cited by the outlet.
The process is at an early stage, and Iberdrola may decide not to proceed.
Its Polish assets include five onshore wind farms with a combined installed capacity of 213 megawatts and a planned portfolio of battery storage systems with one gigawatt of capacity.
A possible sale would fit Iberdrola’s strategy of rotating out of non-strategic assets and focusing on regulated electricity networks and other key businesses.
- Who
- Iberdrola, Spain’s largest energy company.
- What
- It is studying the sale of all its assets in Poland. The company is working with advisers, but may not proceed.
- When
- The report was published on 26 October 2026.
- Where
- Poland.
- Why
- The potential sale would fit Iberdrola’s strategy of rotating out of non-strategic assets and focusing on priority businesses, including regulated electricity networks.
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Iberdrola acquired British electricity network operator Electricity North-West.
Iberdrola acquired Caruna, Finland’s largest electricity distribution company.
Expansión reported that Iberdrola was studying a possible sale of its Polish business.
- Potential sale value
- Up to €400 million
- Polish wind assets
- Five onshore wind farms
- Combined installed wind capacity
- 213 megawatts
- Battery storage portfolio under development
- One gigawatt
- Asset rotation target
- More than €13 billion for 2025–2028, including partnerships