Spanish electricity company Iberdrola SA (IBE.MC) Monday said third-quarter electricity output rose 2% to 35,367 gigawatt-hours, amid a surge in hydroelectric and coal-fired power production.
							        
							        
								        
						                    
						                        
					                        
									        
Spanish electricity company Iberdrola SA (IBE.MC) Monday said
third-quarter electricity output rose 2% to 35,367 gigawatt-hours, amid a surge
in hydroelectric and coal-fired power production. 
	
	
Hydroelectric power rose 64% on the year, following heavy rains in 
Spain
earlier in the year that replenished hydroelectric reservoirs. 
	
	
The company's power output from coal-fired plants also rose, by 24%, while
nuclear power and renewables production both rose 17% in the third quarter from
a year earlier. 
	
	
At the end of the third quarter, Iberdrola had an installed capacity of 44.46
gigawatts, 0.7% higher than a year earlier. The company's capacity to produce
electricity from fuel oil fell, while its renewable power output rose. 
	
	
Iberdrola, based in 
Bilbao
,
northern 
Spain
, is
the world's biggest wind-power generator.
                                            
                                            
                                            
								         
										
										
										
										
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