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Iberdrola Asks Not to "Demonize" Data Centers and Demands a Regulation that Attracts Its Investment to Spain

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The CEO of Iberdrola España, Mario Ruiz-Tagle, has advocated for attracting investment in data centers rather than "demonizing them", so he has requested a regulation that allows them to install in the country to generate employment and economic growth. "The new industry is the data processing centers and has no data centers [...] The Iberdrola entry asks not to "demonize" the data centers and demands a regulation that attracts their investment …
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Iberdrola calls on Spain to take advantage of the growth of the data centers to attract new investments and economic activity instead of letting escape the opportunity of the birth of this new sector. The CEO of Iberdrola España, Mario Ruiz-Tagle, defended this Friday during his intervention in the La Toja Forum, Link Atlántico, the need to establish a regulatory framework that allows the country to compete for this type of projects, given the e…

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The CEO of Iberdrola España, Mario Ruiz-Tagle, has advocated for attracting investment in data centers rather than "demonizing them", so he has requested a regulation that allows them to install in the country to generate employment and economic growth. "The new industry is the data processing centers and has no data centers [...] The Iberdrola entry asks not to "demonize" the data centers and demands a regulation that attracts their investment …

The decree of data centers that finalises the government of Spain has opened a gap between the big electrics and the Ministry for the Ecological Transition. Endesa, Iberdrola and EDP have warned of the effects of the text on a business that, only in Aragon, maintains engaged 13,471 million euros. The figure was put by the president of the government of Aragon, Jorge Azcón, at a press conference at which he detailed the scope of the Rhodes Projec…

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Merca2.es broke the news on Thursday, October 1, 2026.
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