- €150M invested in Tarragona complex for maintenance, safety, and environment.
- Shutdown starts January 15, lasting 52 days with 1,300 daily workers.
- 675 units inspected, aiming to cut 104,000 tonnes CO2 annually.
Investment Overview
Repsol is set to invest €150 million in its Tarragona complex, focusing on maintenance, safety, and environmental improvements. This investment is part of a planned shutdown in the chemical area, scheduled to begin on January 15 and last for 52 days.
Allocation of Funds
Of the total investment, €50 million is earmarked for maintenance work, while €100 million will be directed towards enhancing safety, environmental measures, energy efficiency, and competitiveness. These efforts aim to initiate a new operating cycle that emphasizes CO2 reduction, circularity, and digitalization.
Operational Goals
The primary objectives are to boost the competitiveness and energy efficiency of the Tarragona facilities. The plan includes inspecting 675 pieces of equipment and implementing projects to prevent the emission of 104,000 tonnes of CO2 annually. During the shutdown, an average of 1,300 workers will be on-site daily, with peak periods reaching 2,300.
Maintenance Schedule
Scheduled maintenance shutdowns like this one are routine and essential for reviewing, maintaining, and improving the complex's units. These activities ensure the facility operates efficiently and safely, aligning with industry standards and environmental goals.
