- Repsol's Tarragona complex produces 100% renewable gasoline, reducing CO2 emissions by over 70%.
- Nexa 95 Gasoline is available at 20 stations in Madrid and Catalonia, expanding to 30 by year-end.
- Repsol's Cartagena plant produces sustainable aviation fuel and renewable diesel, with a second plant in Puertollano by 2026.
- Repsol collaborates with Honeywell for technology development and partners with transport companies for renewable fuel supply.
Renewable Gasoline Production
Repsol has achieved a significant milestone by producing gasoline from 100% renewable sources at an industrial scale in its Tarragona complex. This gasoline is compatible with existing vehicles and reduces CO2 emissions by over 70% compared to conventional gasoline.
Availability and Expansion
The renewable gasoline, branded as Nexa 95, is currently available at 20 service stations in Madrid and Catalonia. Repsol plans to expand its availability to 30 stations by the end of the year, including locations in Tarragona, Valencia, Zaragoza, and Bilbao.
Decarbonizing Transport
Repsol's initiative supports the decarbonization of transport, demonstrating that renewable liquid fuels are a viable solution for existing combustion engine vehicles. This is crucial as these vehicles make up 97% of the Spanish and European fleet.
Regulatory and Investment Needs
To meet climate targets, Repsol emphasizes the importance of recognizing renewable fuels' role and reconsidering EU regulations on CO2 emission standards. Establishing long-term targets and a favorable tax framework is essential to drive investment in renewable fuels.
Future Developments
Repsol operates a plant in Cartagena dedicated to producing sustainable aviation fuel and renewable diesel, with plans to add a second plant in Puertollano by 2026. This expansion will enhance the production capacity for road and maritime transport fuels.
Collaborations and Partnerships
Repsol collaborates with Honeywell for technology development and has established supply agreements with major transport companies in Spain and Portugal. The company also partners with airlines to promote sustainable aviation fuel use.
