Discover what Red Eléctrica is, what we do, and why we are the backbone of the electricity system in Spain and the ecological transition.
Red Eléctrica has today begun laying the submarine cable for the electrical interconnection between the Iberian Peninsula and the Balearic Islands (the Romulo project).
The demand for electrical energy on the Spanish peninsula in the month of October, after having factored in the seasonal and working patterns, fell 1.2% with respect to the same month
Red Eléctrica de España has today launched its new corporate website www.ree.es, a space with a modern design which is more visual, interactive and informative, that contributes to strengthening th
These results reflect the homogeneous activity of the 2012 and 2013 financial years, that is, they eliminate non-recurring items of both years and the impacts of exceptional events that occurred in
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The REMO Project, the electricity interconnection between Spain and Morocco, commenced in 1997 with the installation of the first electricity line and concluded with the commissioning of a second line in June 2006.
In Spain we have the world's first centre that controls renewable energy generation.
Red Eléctrica presents an interactive tour that invites visitors to participate, experiment and discover what electricity is, how it is generated and transported and how to consume it in a sustainable manner.
At the precise instance in which we turn on the light, a power station must generate the energy required to meet that need.
This interconnection will reinforce the security of both electricity systems and will favour the integration of a greater volume of renewable energy, especially wind power energy coming from the Iberian system.