Iberdrola powers up as official energy partner for the 2024 Finals

The highly anticipated tournament finals will take place from November 13 to 20 in the vibrant city of Málaga, Spain.

This renewed partnership highlights Iberdrola’s ongoing commitment to championing women's sports, building on its previous collaboration with the Billie Jean King Cup in 2023. 

The company has a strong track record of supporting sports organisations, including the Spanish Billie Jean King Cup team, the Spanish Olympic and Paralympic Committees, and as the main sponsor of the Spanish Women’s National Football Team, which won the FIFA Women’s World Cup in 2023 and the Women’s Nation’s League in 2024. 

With a shared dedication to gender equality, Iberdrola’s sponsorship enhances the growing network of Billie Jean King Cup partners, which includes title partner Gainbridge and global partners, e.l.f. Beauty, Magellan, Microsoft, Tory Burch, and Stake.

Kerstin Lutz, CEO, Billie Jean King Cup Limited said: “The return of Iberdrola as the official energy partner for the Billie Jean King Cup by Gainbridge Finals is a step in our mission to promote women’s sports. Iberdrola’s dedication to empowering women and girls in sports aligns perfectly with our commitment to excellence and equality. We thank them for their continued support and look forward to spectacular finals in Malaga in November.” 

Tickets are still available, including the exciting tie between Spain and Poland. Fans are encouraged to secure their seats today and come out to cheer on their teams as they compete for one of the largest prize funds in women’s sport, totalling $9.6 million.

Laura Gil, Sports Sponsorship Manager at Iberdrola, said: “Iberdrola is thrilled to renew our partnership with the Billie Jean King Cup by Gainbridge Finals for a second year, building on our proud sponsorship of the Spanish women’s national tennis team. The upcoming Finals in Málaga will be an extraordinary celebration of women’s tennis, and we are excited to activate onsite for the fans in attendance. Since 2016, we have been committed to uplifting women in sports, and this partnership further reflects that.”

Twelve nations will compete in a knockout format for the title of world champions. Teams include 2023 champions Canada, runners-up Italy, hosts Spain, wildcard Czechia, and eight qualifiers: Australia, Germany, Great Britain, Japan, Poland, Romania, Slovakia, and the USA.