Initiatives we support

We have become a global partner of Homeward Bound, the international leadership program for women in scientific and technological fields, specializing in sustainable development and the battle against global warming.

ACCIONA, Carlos Sainz and QEV Technologies joined forces to create the ACCIONA | SAINZ XE Team to participate in the Extreme E, an electric all-terrain championship that was launched in March 2021 by Alejandro Agag.

ACCIONA is extending its leading role in global decarbonisation and regeneration to elite sporting events by making the Open de España the first golf tournament on the European Tour with a positive impact.

Edward Burtynsky's interest in human’s impact on the planet aligns with ACCIONA's corporate objective to lead the decarbonisation of the economy. Burtynsky's photographs don’t only show industrialised landscapes, but they also show a reminder of untouched landscapes and their ecosystems.

We support the Inspiring Girls Foundation which, under the slogan "Girls without limits: the energy of the future", seeks to enable girls to pursue their personal and professional aspirations without being guided by gender stereotypes.

ACCIONA and SUR School of Artistic Professions signed an agreement in December 2014 which arose from the ACCIONA Chair and resulted in a series of monthly lectures by respected authors and thinkers.

The 100% EcoPowered has become the only zero-emissions vehicle ever to complete the Dakar Rally, overcoming the hardest-ever version of the race yet to take place in South America. It has also become the first electric vehicle to twice complete another FIA world championship race, the Morocco Rally in 2015 and 2016.

Art and Sustainability is an itinerary conceived to encourage sustainable thinking with the permanent collection of the Thyssen-Bornemisza Museum in Madrid, Spain.

ACCIONA and National Geographic have joined to boost the fight against climate change with ACCIONA supporting the launch of new episodes of the series “Years of Living Dangerously” in Canada, Australia, Chile, Mexico and Spain.