Connection with the environment and energy activity
A competition featuring over 13,000 global entries
Avangrid has earned three statuettes at the 2026 Telly Awards, one of the most established competitions in the video and television industry. Specifically, the North American subsidiary of the Iberdrola Group took home two Silver awards and one Bronze, marking national recognition for the second consecutive year.
The organization honored three of the company’s productions focused on local communities and small businesses:
“Empowered: Klamath Falls”: Honored in the branded content and corporate image campaign category (Branded Content, Campaign – Corporate Image).
“Small Business, Main Street: Duffy’s”: Recognized in the social video and general branding categories (Social Video, General Branding).
“United Illuminating Grill Talk”: Awarded in the local TV energy and utilities segment (Local TV, General – Energy & Utilities).
Connection with the environment and energy activity
Avangrid CEO José Antonio Miranda highlighted the purpose of these pieces, stating that “they reflect Avangrid’s commitment to telling creative and authentic stories that highlight the people, communities, and innovation driving our surroundings forward. I am proud of our teams, who continue to bring these powerful stories to life with creativity, purpose, and a deep sense of collaboration.”
Through these projects, the company aims to directly demonstrate its work across the 24 states where it operates. These video pieces are used to explain grid, generation, and energy supply projects, seeking to foster an environment of transparency and closeness with customers.
A competition featuring over 13,000 global entries
In this 47th edition, the Telly Awards evaluated more than 13,000 entries from around the world. Judging was conducted by the Telly Awards Judging Council, a panel of over 250 industry experts including leaders such as Tamara Kruger (Google), Janet Graham Borba (HBO), Phil Cook (WNBA), and Andrea Wertheim (Netflix).
Regarding the current media landscape, the awards’ managing director, Amanda Needham, noted that video production is experiencing a period of immense creativity and consequence, with content distributed across multiple formats, screens, and budgets. Winning these three awards once again positions Iberdrola’s subsidiary as a benchmark in communication for projects tied to the energy transition and local development.