La Primera de Expansión sobre Iberdrola, Benetton, Volkswagen, Chery, Elon Musk y Javier Milei
Iberdrola reactiva sus inversiones en España con un récord de 1.200 millones de euros. La mayor eléctrica española da un giro de grandes consecuencias: soluciona la histórica saturación de la red en España, desbloquea negocios como 'data center' y ofrece la paz al Gobierno. Leer
Iberdrola, Spain's leading electricity company, has resumed its investments in the country with a record-breaking €1.2 billion in new funding. This significant move addresses the long-standing issue of grid saturation in Spain, unlocking new business opportunities such as data centers and providing political stability to the government. Miguel Ángel Patiño, deputy editor-in-chief of EXPANSIÓN, sheds light on the historical significance of this decision for the company and the broader energy sector.
Additionally, the article discusses the arrival of the Benetton family into the Spanish market and Volkswagen's strict adjustment plan. Later in the day, the Fiscal and Financial Policy Council will meet to approve the government's proposal for reforming the autonomous financing model, which is opposed by the conservative parties in the coalition.
Meanwhile, the Financial Times begins its day with an interview with Jamie Jamieson Greer, a key figure in Donald Trump's commerce department. Greer criticizes the United Kingdom's inability to capitalize on Brexit and emphasizes the need for London to align with the European Union. Listeners can tune in to the conversation on Spotify, iVoox, and Apple Podcasts.
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