Transmission anddistribution

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Commitment to Smart Grids
Transmission and distribution ofelectricity.
Construction, operation andmaintenance of lines, substations,transformer stations and otherinfrastructures to bring electricity
from production centres to the end
user and to integrate distributed
generation.
Networked storage.

4,571
High-to medium
voltage transformer
substation.

1.6 millions
Medium-to low
voltage distribution
transformers.

19,489 kmof transmission
overhead lines

1,022,113 kmof transmission
underground lines

1,342 kmof distribution
overhead lines

197,193 km
of distribution
underground lines

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Key Figures Today
2022 Asset Base by Geography

1.2 M km distribution lines>20,000 km transmission lines

Brazil20%~300 TWh energy distributed
34 M connections
More than 15 M Smart metersSpain
24%

39 Eur Bn>70% D&T lines digitalizedUS
31%>70% Smart Meters in Europe and USUnited
Kingdom
25%

80% in Distribution and
20% in Transmission

STABLE FRAMEWORKS IN HIGH CREDIT RATING COUNTRIES
3Internal UseNetwork Business in Spain

11.4 M CUSTOMERS(40% of Spanish population)
3,400 EMPLOYEES
1,600 M€ EBITDA
800 M€ INVESTMENT

4Internal UseNetworks: Delivery of Transmission Projects

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Operating & Dispatching Energy Assets
1. Identify the geographical areas where the most energy is consumed.
2. Offer energy demand and generation forecasts.
3. Able to respond to the electricity demand needs of citizens.
Global Optimal Deployment centre

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MeteoFlow
MeteoFlow：Anticipating weather events toforecast and optimise renewable production

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World Benchmark in Smart Grids

The Iberdrola group considers grids to be a key factor both forthe electrification of the economy and for the revitalisation of theterritories in which the company operates.

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Digitalization & Grid: smart meters~1.000 primary subs

DATA
INFORMATIONKNOWLEDGEWISDOM
9~100.000 secondary subs

• Hourl Energy profiles from SmartMeter• Billing System• Tool: energy balance• Customer App• Grid capacity• Non-Technical losses detection• Low voltage planning• Forecast new scenario: EV…
Confidential
Internal Use~11 M smart meters~11 Mcustomers

The 'Global Smart Grids Innovation Hub’ in Billbao, Spain

Objectives
Respond to thechallenges of theenergy transition

Attract the bestinternational talent

Combine the company’s
technological capacitywith that ofcollaborators: suppliers,universities, technology
centres and startups

Double theIberdrola group’s
projects related toinnovation in smart
grids

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Visit by King Felipe VI

120 identiﬁcation
200++1,000 m² inprojects worth
professionals
Larraskitu
110 million euros(Bizkaia, Spain)

Start-up Challenge

We challenge start-ups to come up with
innovative, competitive and sustainable solutions
 Develop software to predict climatechange damage to our network
assets (Woza Labs, Spain ) Develop the remotely operated
underwater vehicle to improve
pipeline cleaning at thermal power
plants (SSM, Spain)
etc.
11Internal UseAbout Iberdrola Renewables Japan K.K.
Company Name

Iberdrola Renewables Japan K.K.

Location

2-15-19 Tsukiji, Chuo-ku, Tokyo 104-0045 Millennium Tsukiji 7th floor​

Date of Establishment

December, 2020 (changed to the current trade name on April 1, 2021)​

Representative
Director
Country Manager
CapitalShareholders

CEO Jose Oriol Hoyos​
Jose Oriol Hoyos, Agustin Arranz De Pablos, Ignatius Olazabal Olarreaga
Chikako Nakayama​
2,090m JPY​
Iberdrola Renovables Internacional, S.A.U​.

Shareholder Information

https://www.iberdrola.com/

Number of Employees

19 people (as of February 1, 2022)​Business Content

Development, ownership, investment, construction, operation,
maintenance and asset management of renewable energy powerplants​

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