Impact Assessment

We measure our social and environmental value

We are one of the first Spanish companies to voluntarily disclose the impact and contribution of our activities to the environment. Furthermore, we quantify our financial, social, and environmental impacts throughout the value chain and provide a clear vision of how we manage our impacts.

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The socio-economic development of the region: our main contribution

Our fourth Impact Measurement and Management Report, covering 2025, reveals that for every euro of net profit we make, we contribute 18.62 euros to society.

Redeia’s main contribution to society comes through electricity and connectivity, two essential services that underpin daily life, promote social cohesion and facilitate regional progress, generating an impact equivalent to 15.78 times the company’s net profit. Added to this is the significant driving effect of its activity on the economy, as well as its impact on social development and innovation, resulting in Redeia’s main contribution: promoting socio-economic development in the region. This is the area that contributes the most social value, equivalent to 21 times the company’s net profit.

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We contribute
€18,62
to society for every euro of net profit
We genere an impact equivalent to
15.78 times
thanks to electricity and connectivity, 2 essential services

What do we measure?

Our impacts are measured using 22 indicators across the entire value chain (supply chain, our own operations, and the environment and society), which we subsequently monetise. These indicators are divided into the three strategic pillars set out in the 2026–2029 Sustainability Plan, with the aim of generating a positive impact:

This pillar addresses the challenge of minimising the negative impacts on Nature associated with the company’s activities and maximising its positive contribution to the ecosystems in which it operates. This approach reinforces the company’s commitment to biodiversity conservation, the restoration of natural environments, efficient land management and the responsible use of resources, as well as the integration of renewable energy and the progressive reduction of emissions.

This pillar encompasses ensuring access, availability and security of the electricity supply and connectivity, as well as the company’s role in driving the economy, job creation, tax revenue and the strengthening of the business fabric. It also recognises the benefits generated through social development programmes in the regions, alongside innovation activities and the management of intellectual capital both within and outside the organisation.

Caring for and developing people is another key pillar of the 2026-2029 Sustainability Plan strategy. Redeia reinforces its commitment to equal opportunities, diversity and inclusion, promoting continuous training, quality and stability in employment, a healthy work-life balance, and well-being at work.

"The global impact assessment we conduct in this report allows us to have a complete and holistic view of the effects of our activities. This will enable us to prioritise long-term projects and investments that ensure triple sustainability: for the company, for society, and for the environment".

Eva Pagán, Corporate Director of Sustainability and Research.

Eva Pagán, Corporate Director of Sustainability and Research

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  • Cátedra de Impacto Social. Universidad de Comillas
  • Harvard Business School
  • Wolrd Business Council for Sustainable Development
  • Capitals Coalition
    • Ongoing evolution and development

    We continue to strengthen the impact measurement of our activities by integrating new information available in the report and progressing in line with future regulatory developments and best practices at the national and international levels.

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