Iberdrola, through its subsidiary Iberdrola Energía Internacional in France, is leading the promotion of sustainable solutions for the country's maritime economy. The company has announced funding for initiatives focused on responsible fishing, emissions reduction, and the use of local resources in the Bay of Biscay. Saint Brieuc, area where it operates its first offshore wind farm in France.
Three innovative projects have been selected as winners of the program IBReizh, an initiative launched by Iberdrola France with the aim of promoting sustainable economic development on the Breton coast. These projects will receive funding and technical support from the Iberdrola France team.
The winning projects are:
- Biodegradable nets for cleaner aquaculture: This initiative seeks to implement the use of nets that degrade naturally, reducing the environmental impact of aquaculture.
- More efficient and accessible boats for artisanal fishing: The goal is to modernize the artisanal fishing fleet, improving the efficiency and accessibility of vessels, which will directly benefit local fishermen.
- Alternative baits of biological origin: This project proposes the development and use of sustainable baits that reduce dependence on non-renewable resources and the impact on the marine ecosystem.
Since its inception, the IBReizh program has established five agreements with local entities, demonstrating Iberdrola's commitment to innovation and sustainable development in the region's maritime sector. Iberdrola's investment underscores its dedication to integrating its renewable energy operations with the well-being and prosperity of French coastal communities.
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