An independent Scotland could affect some Spanish Iberdrola’s assets
MADRID | By Julia Pastor | A Downing Street report, elaborated as part of the political campaign before Scotland’s independency referendum, explains that Iberdrola’s subsidiary Scottish Power could lose the regulation advantages that London negotiated with Brussels. Some have understood the issue as a warning or a threat about risks for Iberdrola to be forced to sell its electricity transportation grid at Great Britain’s north. It only would comprise high-tension lines, which means a little portion of 20-25% of Iberdrola’s income coming from Scottish Power.