Iberdrola España, a subsidiary of the group Iberdrola, signed a new long-term power purchase agreement with Burger King, adding 34 MW of solar PV to the existing agreement.
This brings the restaurant chain's total contracted capacity in Spain to 109 MW. The supply will cover the demand of more than 900 BK units, with an estimated total volume of 1.900 GWh over the term of the contract.
The new agreement builds on a 75 MW PPA signed in 2024, linked to the Francisco Pizarro photovoltaic plant in Cáceres, one of the largest solar parks in Europe. This contract already supplies 750 restaurants, providing approximately 1.500 GWh of renewable energy.
The measure reinforces the brand's strategy of ensuring energy security and reducing emissions in its operations. "This agreement strengthens our commitment to a more sustainable and resilient operation in the face of energy market volatility," the company said. Burger King.
Iberdrola exceeds 865 MW in PPAs signed in 2025
By July 2025, Iberdrola had signed a total of 865 MW of PPAs in the European market, according to industry data. Key agreements include:
- 476 MW contracted with Amazon in Spain and Portugal;
- More than 300 MW signed with Mercadona to supply its logistics network and stores.
- A virtual PPA with Renfe for 3.700 GWh/year, approximately 190 MW of wind capacity.
- Additional smaller-scale agreements with industrial companies such as Tubos Reunidos.
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