Iberdrola CEO Says Committed to Keep U.K. Connected After Brexit

The video discusses the impact of Brexit on the energy sector, highlighting that while the sector is not heavily affected, the uncertainty surrounding Brexit influences investments and market reactions. The market has shifted towards a soft Brexit, strengthening the pound. The video also covers plans for renewable energy investments, particularly in Spain and Britain, and addresses the political climate in Spain, emphasizing stability and predictability for investors.

What is the main concern for the company regarding Brexit?

• Loss of revenue in euros

• Decrease in energy demand

• Increased competition

• Impact on exchange rates

What is the company's commitment to British citizens during Brexit?

• To reduce energy supply

• To stop investing in Britain

• To increase energy prices

• To keep people connected

How has the market reacted to the possibility of a soft Brexit?

• The euro has strengthened

• The pound has strengthened

• The pound has weakened

• The dollar has weakened

What is the company's plan for investment in renewables by 2022?

• Invest €34 billion in renewables

• Invest €50 billion in nuclear energy

• Invest €20 billion in fossil fuels

• Invest €10 billion in coal

What is the political climate in Spain regarding international investors?

• Unstable and unpredictable

• Stable and predictable

• Hostile towards investors

• Indifferent to foreign investment