Naturgy has started up the Zorita I and Zorita II photovoltaic plants located between the municipalities of Almonacid de Zorita and Zorita de los Canes in the province of Guadalajara, near the former José Cabrera nuclear power plant. The commissioning of these facilities represents a further step forward in the company's strategy of transforming and promoting the energy transition, with an operational renewable energy capacity of more than 5.5 GW in Spain.

Through the Innovahub innovation platform, Naturgy is promoting a pioneering project in Spain to develop floating photovoltaic technology in the open sea, in collaboration with the Spanish start-up BlueNewables. This initiative, which is subsidised by the IDAE within the framework of the Renmarinas programme, seeks to explore new renewable solutions that will help decarbonise the energy system.

Naturgy has been awarded a triple 'A', the highest rating, by MSCI rating agency, which measures the resilience of companies to long-term sustainability risks. The energy company has received this recognition consecutively since 2017 and is the Spanish company that has received it uninterruptedly for the longest time.

The European Investment Bank (EIB) through EIB Global, its international partnership and development projects branch, and Naturgy Energy Group through its distribution companies in Panama, EDEMET, S.A. and EDECHI, S.A., have signed a 300 million dollar (approximately 260 million euros) framework loan to support the modernisation and expansion of electricity distribution networks in Panama. It is the largest loan ever signed by the EIB for a private company project in Central America.

Naturgy is back in the MSCI indexes, thus fulfilling one of the main commitments established in its 2025-2027 Strategic Plan in record time, all while maintaining the value of shares. This important achievement positions Naturgy as a company with high liquidity that is a more attractive option for institutional investors.

Naturgy has delivered solid performance in the first nine months of 2025, making firm progress toward all commitments outlined in its 2025–2027 Strategic Plan. The group posted net income of €1,668 million through September, up 6% year-on-year, reaffirming its goal of surpassing €2 billion by year-end, in line with market guidance. EBITDA stood at €4,214 million, matching record levels from the same period last year, despite a highly uncertain environment, particularly in the energy sector. These results underscore the group’s operational strength, resilience, and the value of its diversified business model.

Naturgy has started construction work on its first battery storage projects in Spain; batteries that will hybridise the photovoltaic parks of Tabernas I and II, in the province of Almeria, and El Escobar and Piletas I, in Las Palmas (Canary Islands), also managed by Naturgy.

Naturgy has announced the accelerated placement of approximately 3.5% of its share capital, significantly increasing free float and the liquidity of its shares, in line with the commitments made in the 2025-27 Strategic Plan. After this new transaction, which follows the one carried out by the company last August, Naturgy's treasury stock is reduced to 0.94%.

Nedgia, the Naturgy group gas distributor, has achieved an important milestone in its energy transformation by signing applications to inject green gas (biomethane) into its network for a volume equivalent to the consumption of one million homes.