Redeia achieves the highest score in the Spanish electricity sector in the European and global Dow Jones indices

Sustainability leadership
Redeia achieves the highest score in the Spanish electricity sector in the European and global Dow Jones indices
  • The company reaffirms its presence in these sustainability indices with the second-best rating in the global electricity sector, scoring 89 out of 100.
  • It achieves the highest score in areas such as transparency and reporting; environmental management; human rights and privacy protection.
     
Redeia alcanza la mejor puntuación del sector eléctrico español en los índices europeo y mundial Dow Jones

Redeia, a global manager of critical infrastructure, has been included for another year in S&P Global’s European and global Dow Jones Best-in-Class indices. The company has achieved a score of 89 out of 100, representing the highest rating in the electricity utilities sector in Spain and the second-highest in these indices. This milestone represents a significant improvement on the 83 points achieved in 2024.

The Dow Jones Best-in-Class recognises the company’s commitment to ESG criteria and sustainable development. Analysts at S&P Global have highlighted Redeia’s performance in key areas, awarding it the maximum score (100 points) for transparency and reporting; environmental management; human rights; and privacy protection, amongst others.

This new milestone follows on from the achievement last February, when ‘The Sustainability Yearbook 2026’, also produced by S&P, placed Redeia in the ‘Top 1%’ of the ranking of the world’s most sustainable companies.

“This achievement reflects the consistency of our sustainability model and the genuine integration of these principles into the group’s strategy and decision-making,” said Eva Pagán, Corporate Director of Sustainability and Research at Redeia. “Our progress in global sustainability leadership also confirms that we are aligning our growth with long-term value creation and that we are making a tangible contribution to the energy transition, social development and environmental protection.”

The S&P Global Dow Jones Best-in-Class Index identifies the top 10% of companies in terms of sustainability performance in each sector, based on the Corporate Sustainability Assessment (CSA). In the 2025 edition, more than 3,600 companies – representing a significant portion of global market capitalisation, with a value of approximately $59 billion – completed the required questionnaire. Of these, only the highest-rated companies are included in these benchmark indices for sustainable investment.

Commitment and roadmap for sustainability

Redeia has recently completed its 2023–2025 Sustainability Plan with 100% achievement of its targets, consolidating significant progress in areas such as decarbonisation, sustainable finance, diversity and environmental protection.
Building on this, the company has launched its new 2026–2029 Sustainability Plan, which aligns with its 2026–2029 Strategic Plan. The new plan is structured around driving an energy model for the future and maximising the positive impact on society and the environment.

With a total of 33 objectives, the plan reinforces Redeia’s role as a key player in the energy and digital transition, focusing on the development of sustainable and resilient infrastructure, the electrification of the economy, the protection of biodiversity and the creation of shared value in the regions where it operates.