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Iberdrola secures a €29 million green loan from the BEI to fast‑track the Labraza wind farm, mobilising public‑private capital for Basque renewable energy

Executive summary: Iberdrola and EVE signed a €29 million green loan with the European Investment Bank to accelerate the Labraza wind park in the Basque Country. The loan completes the financing package for a €59 million public‑private wind project, advancing regional renewable goals and demonstrating the BEI’s role in mobilising local savings for clean energy.

Who is involved: Iberdrola, EVE (Basque energy entity), European Investment Bank, and 88 local savers acquiring debt rights.

Likely next: Funds will be drawn down in Q3 2026 to finish construction; the wind park is expected to enter commercial operation by early 2027, after which Iberdrola will report the asset in its quarterly results.

Iberdrola and the Basque energy entity EVE have signed a 29‑million‑euro loan with the European Investment Bank to accelerate construction of the Labraza onshore wind park. The loan forms part of a larger 59‑million‑euro public‑private investment, with the remaining funds coming from 88 local savers who will acquire debt rights. The operation underscores the BEI’s continued support for renewable projects in Spain and highlights a growing trend of community‑backed green financing.

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