Naturgy and Ence have been the protagonists of the largest energy efficiency operation within the new system of Energy Saving Certificates (CAE) promoted by the Ministry for the Ecological Transition and Demographic Challenge.

UFD, the Naturgy group electricity distributor, invested 441 million euros in 2024 in the digitalisation and improvement of its more than 116,000 kilometres of network in Spain, which represents an increase of 34% compared to the average investment of the last five years. Since 2020, UFD investments have exceeded 1.647 billion euros, with a focus on improving quality of service to its 3.8 million customers.

Naturgy will supply renewable gas to Aena to boost the decarbonisation of its airport network. The agreement reached by the two companies includes the supply of some 83 GWh of natural gas over the next two years, of which at least 20 GWh will be biomethane, with which the airport manager will significantly reduce its emissions linked to thermal energy consumption and make progress in decarbonisation by consuming sustainable and competitive energy.

Naturgy contributed 10,797 GWh of renewable energy to the Spanish electricity system last year, which represents an 11% increase compared to the previous year. Broken down by technology, solar increased its production by 27%, hydropower by 15% and wind by 6%.

Naturgy has commissioned the Valverde wind farm, bringing the number of this kind of farms that the multinational energy company has in Castilla y León to 30. The plant has an installed capacity of 49.5 MW and has required an investment of more than 40 million euros.

Naturgy succeeded in 2024 to consolidate the historic result it achieved in 2023. The company posted a net profit of 1.901 billion euros, while the group’s EBITDA stood at 5.365 million euros, driven by good business performance and efficient operational management in the face of external factors. This result illustrates the group’ ability in continuing to create value in a much more demanding energy context, with energy prices falling by 30%.

UFD, the Naturgy Group’s electricity distributor, now has more than 50,000 self-consumption facilities connected to its electricity grid in Spain. This milestone illustrates the company's commitment to the energy transition and its determination to make it easier for its customers to manage their energy supplies.

Nedgia, the Naturgy group’s gas distributor, has increased its network’s green gas injection capacity by more than 30% in the last year, with a total of eight biomethane plants already connected and in operation. These facilities have a combined capacity to produce 226 GWh of green gas, which will avoid 40,500 tonnes of CO2 emissions into the atmosphere.

The Palos de la Frontera Combined Cycle Power Plant in the province of Huelva has been operating for 20 years, guaranteeing the security of the electricity supply in Andalusia and boosting the region's economic activity. Since it came into operation, the facility has produced a cumulative total of more than 50 TWh, which is equivalent to the consumption of more than 700,000 households each year for the past two decades. To commemorate this anniversary, today numerous authorities took part in a ceremony and visited the plant alongside several Naturgy executives.

Naturgy has integrated management of all its solar and wind energy in Spain in a modern facility that will allow a more efficient and environmentally committed operation of renewable facilities. The new Renewables Control Centre (RCC) will also make it easier to monitor the company's renewable production in other countries where it operates.