CEPSA news

• 13 September 2024

  Minister Jordi Hereu Visits Cepsa’s Andalusian Green Hydrogen Valley

  The Minister of Industry and Tourism reviewed green hydrogen, biofuel projects, and sustainable chemistry efforts, highlighting a €5 billion investment in Andalusia for energy transition and decarbonization.
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  16 April 2024

  Topsoe to Provide Technology for Cepsa's 2G Biofuels Plant in Spain

  The new plant will produce 500,000 tons of SAF and renewable diesel annually using HydroFlex™ technology, doubling renewable fuel capacity and supporting decarbonization in hard-to-electrify sectors.
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  11 March 2024

  Morley Secures Services Contract for Shell's Rotterdam Hydrogen Project

  Morley will provide design, procurement, and construction management for Europe's largest renewable hydrogen project, powered by offshore wind, to support decarbonization and heavy transport.
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  23 February 2024

  Cepsa and Bio-Oils Start Construction on Southern Europe's Largest 2G Biofuels Plant

  The new plant in Huelva will double 2G biofuels capacity to 1 million tons by 2026, creating 2,000 jobs. It will produce SAF and renewable diesel, cutting CO2 emissions by 75% compared to traditional plants.
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  10 January 2024

  Cepsa and C2X to Establish Europe's Largest Green Methanol Hub in Huelva

  The project will invest 1 billion euros, create 2,500 jobs, and produce 300,000 tons of green methanol annually, reducing CO2 emissions by up to 1 million tons, starting operations in 2028.
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  16 October 2023

  Cepsa to Develop Biomethane Plants from Agricultural and Livestock Waste

  By 2030, 15 biomethane plants will manage 4 TWh/year, reducing CO2 emissions by 728,000 tons annually. This supports green hydrogen production, sustainable mobility, and rural economic development.

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  8 March 2023

  Cepsa to Invest 1 Billion Euros in New Biofuels Plant in Spain

  The new plant in Palos de la Frontera will create 1,600 jobs, produce biofuels from organic waste, cut CO2 emissions by 90%, and support the company's 2030 strategy for energy transition and decarbonization.
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  7 March 2023

  Uniper Chooses Plug for 100MW Electrolyzer at Rotterdam Maasvlakte Plant

  The Maasvlakte Energy Hub will use Plug's electrolyzer technology to produce green hydrogen by 2026, expanding to 500 MW by 2030, aiding the Netherlands' decarbonization and energy security goals.
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  11 October 2022

  Cepsa and Port of Rotterdam to Create Europe's First Green Hydrogen Corridor

  The corridor will decarbonize industry and maritime transport, support EU energy independence, and is expected to be operational by 2027, with plans for further expansion from Huelva.
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  26 September 2022

  Yokogawa Chosen as MAC for Europe's Largest Renewable Hydrogen Plant

  The Holland Hydrogen I plant in Rotterdam will produce 60,000 kg of green hydrogen daily using offshore wind power, aiding decarbonization at Shell's refinery by replacing grey hydrogen.
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  6 July 2022

  Shell to Build Europe's Largest Renewable Hydrogen Plant in Rotterdam

  The 200MW electrolyser will produce up to 60,000 kg of renewable hydrogen daily by 2025, powered by offshore wind. It will help decarbonize Shell's Rotterdam refinery and support commercial transport.
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  12 April 2022

  Shell Signs First Agreement for Rotterdam Hydrogen Pipeline

  The hydrogen pipeline in Rotterdam will connect the Maasvlakte to Pernis by 2024-2025, supporting sustainable industry and linking to national and international networks.
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  11 April 2022

  Gasunie, HES, and Vopak to Develop Hydrogen Import Terminal in Rotterdam

  The terminal will import green ammonia as a hydrogen carrier, operational by 2026, supporting green hydrogen demand in energy, transport, and petrochemicals, leveraging Rotterdam's strategic location.
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  6 September 2021

  Uniper and Port of Rotterdam to Produce Green Hydrogen

  The agreement aims to develop green hydrogen production at Maasvlakte, leveraging North Sea wind power and connecting to Rotterdam's hydrogen infrastructure, advancing carbon neutrality and sustainable energy.
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  8 February 2021

  Uniper and Port of Rotterdam Study Green Hydrogen Plant Feasibility

  A feasibility study for a 100MW green hydrogen plant at Maasvlakte aims for completion by summer 2025, with plans to expand to 500MW. The project leverages renewable energy and existing infrastructure.
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  29 October 2018

  Cepsa Launches Second Metaxylene Unit at San Roque

  The new Sorbex-2 plant, costing €70M, produces 150 tons/day of metaxylene. It complements the 2008 Sorbex-1 unit. Xylene is partly sourced from La Rábida Refinery.
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  11 July 2018

  Cepsa to Upgrade Detergent Plant with Honeywell UOP Technology

  The plant will switch from hydrofluoric acid to solid bed Detal-Plus™ technology, boosting capacity by 50,000 metric tons annually. The new process is more efficient and simpler to operate.
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  9 April 2018

  Cepsa to Install Detal Technology and Boost Capacity by 25% at San Roque Plant

  The project will enhance production efficiency, reduce emissions, and improve safety. It involves a €100M investment, creating 250 jobs, and targets high-growth African markets. Completion in two years.
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  1 August 2010

  CEPSA Invests €1.14 Billion in Huelva Refinery Upgrades

  The investment focuses on increasing diesel and jet kerosene production, enhancing energy efficiency, and creating local employment, with significant contributions to the regional economy.
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  27 June 2007

  Technip Secures €60M Hydrogen Plant Contract at CEPSA Huelva Refinery

  The hydrogen plant, using proprietary technology, will produce 68,700m3/hour of hydrogen and high-quality steam. Completion is expected in Q4 2009, supporting CEPSA's expansion to meet Spain's demand.
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  5 April 2006

  CEPSA and Bio Oils to Build Biodiesel Plant in Huelva, Spain

  The €40M plant will produce 200,000 tons of biodiesel annually, creating 35 jobs. It aims to reduce Spain's energy reliance and support renewable energy targets, operational by late 2007.
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  3 March 2006

  San Roque m-Xylene Production

  Recent capital expenditures led to the commissioning of new units, including a naphtha hydrotreater, Selective Hydrogenation Unit, R-56 Platformer retrofit, and pipeline expansion.