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Redeia host the VI Meeting of the Platform for Equality in the Energy Sector
The president of Redeia, Beatriz Corredor, and the deputy director general of the DG Energy of the European Commission, Mechthild Wörsdöfer, lead this meeting in Madrid to promote equality and inclusion in the European energy sector. The event has promoted the debate on artificial intelligence, equality and energy.
Redeia, as part of its policy of information transparency, is a pioneer in the publication of this report, which provides an overview of the shared social value generated by the company in the environment in which it operates and explains how the company manages its impacts.
Redeia in figures
Circuit kilometres of transmission line in service in Spain
45,100
Km of transmission infrastructure in service in Latin America
7,600
Km of dark fibre optic cable in Spain (More than)
52,000
Largest satellite operator in Europe and 4th largest in Latin America
3th
Innovation projects
78
Social initiatives
457
The 2021-2025 Strategic Plan sets out a roadmap that is realistic, honest and fully transparent in which we are going to invest 5 billion euros in order to accelerate the green transition and to boost connectivity for all. Additionally, the investment plan will also help consolidate our presence in Latin America.
Leaders in sustainability
For us, as a company, being sustainable means leaving a better world than the one we found: greener, more equal and inclusive. We have been working along these lines for many years and our leadership is well-known and recognised worldwide, and we showcase our firm commitment to sustainability through the 11 sustainability goals for 2030, and a plan 2023-2025 with 87 goals for a better world.
A network of diverse talent
A team of professional experts
2,400
Women on the Board of Directors
50%
Women on the management team
35.3%
SpaceRISE selected by European Commission to build and operate the IRIS2 multi-orbit satellite constellation
Óscar López and Beatriz Corredor highlight the importance of electricity grids and telecommunications for the digital transformation and electrification of the economy