LobbyFacts data indicates that Red Eléctrica has engaged in a series of meetings with high-level EU officials, with 14 meetings recorded between December 2014 and December 2024, reflecting the company's efforts to influence policy through direct engagement.

Red Eléctrica published its 2023 annual accounts, emphasizing open dialogue with shareholders, adherence to a Code of Ethics and Conduct, and commitment to sustainable, fair, and inclusive development. This disclosure reflects a positive approach to corporate transparency and ethical responsibility.

Redeia, operating through Red Eléctrica, has raised its investment target by €4.8 billion to accelerate Spain's ecological transition. The expanded investment focuses on enhancing the national electricity transmission grid and underlines the company’s commitment to renewable leadership and strategic autonomy in the European Union.

Red Eléctrica is involved in an investor-state dispute settlement proceeding following Bolivia’s issuance of Supreme Decree No. 1214, which led to the nationalization of an electricity transmission company controlled by the claimant. The case raises concerns about corporate efforts to protect assets through arbitration over state-led public interest policies.

Red Eléctrica, through its parent company REC, launched a green hybrid bond issuance of up to EUR 1bn, in collaboration with the EIB, to support long‑term investments under Spain's Electricity Transmission Network Development Plan 2021-2026, ensuring energy security and sustainable infrastructure development.

Red Eléctrica has detailed its Human Rights Management Model, which systematizes the Company’s actions to protect and remedy human rights risks by adhering to international instruments such as the Universal Declaration of Human Rights and ILO conventions. The framework includes a public commitment, periodic due diligence (initiated in 2013), stringent supplier requirements via a Supplier Code of Conduct, and established grievance mechanisms.