Iberdrola Logo

Left of the wordmark are three overlapping teardrop/leaf shapes arranged side-by-side: a green leaf at left with a visible stem/vein, a blue teardrop in the centre, and an orange-yellow teardrop at right. Each shape uses a subtle gradient a...

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Iberdrola logo with three overlapping green, blue and orange leaf/teardrop shapes left of the green wordmark IBERDROLA.
Iberdrola logo

About Iberdrola

Left of the wordmark are three overlapping teardrop/leaf shapes arranged side-by-side: a green leaf at left with a visible stem/vein, a blue teardrop in the centre, and an orange-yellow teardrop at right. Each shape uses a subtle gradient and slightly overlaps the adjacent shape, creating a layered, organic cluster.

To the right is a bold, uppercase wordmark reading "IBERDROLA" set in a medium-green sans-serif type. The overall composition places the symbol to the left of the text with ample clear space, producing a balanced, corporate look.

What's in it: leaf droplet

Shapes: teardrop/leaf shapes overlapping cluster wordmark

Style: modern minimalist flat with subtle gradients corporate organic

Text in logo: IBERDROLA

Three leaf/teardrop shapes suggest natural elements (leaves/droplets) and an association with energy/nature.

Colors

Extracted from the image. How we pick the colors →

Medium green
#6BA63B · primary
Vivid blue
#2F86D6 · secondary
Orange
#FF9A36 · accent
Golden yellow
#FFC04A · accent

Iberdrola Logo History

Iberdrola is a Spanish multinational electric utility company and a major operator in renewable energy; its brand uses leaf/droplet imagery to reflect energy and natural resources.

Frequently asked

What company uses this logo?

This is the logo of Iberdrola, a Spanish multinational electric utility company.

What do the three shapes represent visually?

Visually they are three overlapping leaf/teardrop shapes (green, blue, orange) that create an organic, nature-associated symbol.

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