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Iberdrola European Renewable-Energy Capacity Exceeds 8 Gigawatts

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Iberdrola SA (IBE)'s electricity generators in Europe that use renewable energy exceed 8 gigawatts, after starting a wind-energy plant in Cyprus and buying four in Spain, the Spanish utility said in a statement.

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