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WSP Spain, operating as WSP SPAIN-APIA, S.A.U., is the Spanish subsidiary of WSP Global Inc., a leading Canadian multinational professional services firm specializing in engineering, design, and consulting. Headquartered in Santander, Cantabria, with additional offices across Spain including Madrid and Valladolid, the company employs over 600 professionals following the integration of 1A Ingenieros.
It delivers comprehensive services in transportation and infrastructure, property and buildings, earth and environment, and power and energy sectors. Key activities include conceptual and detailed engineering, project management, cost estimation, procurement support, construction supervision, and sustainability solutions for industrial and infrastructure projects.
WSP Spain has contributed to notable initiatives such as the conceptual engineering for the Repsol Ecoplanta waste-to-methanol plant in Tarragona, collaborating with WSP Canada on gasification technology applications for converting municipal waste into renewable methanol. As part of the global WSP network with approximately 83,000 employees worldwide, it combines international expertise with local knowledge to support clients in Spain's industrial and energy transition efforts.
Wholly owned by WSP Europe AB under the parent WSP Global Inc., the company positions itself among the top engineering firms in Spain, focusing on decarbonization, circular economy projects, and major infrastructure developments.
Also known as WSP España, APIA XXI SA, and LOUIS BERGER IDC-APIAXXI SA.
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Plans include renewable hydrogen, a renewable-fuel plant, pumped hydro expansion and a circular methanol facility; extends customer fuel discounts and launches a new €950m buyback.
Ecoplanta will convert municipal waste to methanol using advanced gasification and Clariant catalysts, aiding Europe's energy transition and reducing CO2 emissions by 3.4 million tons in 10 years.
Starting 2026, renewable marine fuels, including biofuels and methanol, will be supplied at the Port of Barcelona, supporting decarbonization and circular economy goals.
The Ecoplanta project in Spain will convert waste to methanol, reducing CO2 emissions. Technip Energies will provide engineering and procurement services.
The plant will convert waste into renewable methanol, creating jobs and reducing CO2 emissions, with EU support for its innovative approach to decarbonizing transport.
Ecoplanta's project in Tarragona will use non-recyclable waste to produce methanol and biofuels, reducing 3.4 Mt CO2eq emissions over ten years, aligning with EU decarbonization goals.
The plant will process 400,000 tons of waste to produce 220,000 tons of methanol, reducing CO2 emissions by 200,000 tons. It will be operational by 2025 and has received necessary environmental approvals.
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