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Iberdrola and Norges Bank Are Adding a Wind Farm in Portugal to Their Alliance

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Iberdrola and Norges Bank have added the 274 megawatt (MW) Tàmega wind farm in Portugal to their alliance. This integration drives the expansion of the joint platform. The facility is already in commercial operation.

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The alliance between Iberdrola and Norges Bank Investment Management exceeds 1,800 MW of capacity installed on the Iberian Peninsula with the integration of the Thames wind farm in northern Portugal.

·Lisboa, Portugal
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Iberdrola and Norges Bank Investment Management deepen in their alliance of renewable co-investment. Both companies have announced the incorporation to their agreement of 274 MW corresponding to the wind project Tâmega, in Portugal, thus surpassing altogether an investment of 2 billion euros. This project is already in commercial operation and is located in the north of Portugal. With this, they reinforce "the rapid expansion of this joint platf…

·Madrid, Spain
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The joint investment agreement in renewables between Spanish energy and the Norwegian sovereign fund previews to add assets by 2 billion

·Madrid, Spain
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Spanish energy plans to continue adding new renewable capacity to reach 2,300 MW by 2027

·Madrid, Spain
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Iberdrola and Norges Bank have added the 274 megawatt (MW) Tàmega wind farm in Portugal to their alliance. This integration drives the expansion of the joint platform. The facility is already in commercial operation.

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After incorporating the wind farm located in the country Luso, Iberdrola and Norges Bank plan to continue adding new renewable capacity to reach 2,300 MW by 2027

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Forbes España broke the news on Monday, November 2, 2026.
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