Repsol launches the first service stations with 100% renewable diesel
By the end of the year, a total of 50 service stations will be dispensing advanced biofuels.
Repsol has launched the supply of 100% renewable diesel at three service stations in Madrid, Barcelona, and Lisbon. With this initiative, Repsol becomes the first Spanish company to dispense 100% renewable fuel in the Iberian Peninsula.
The multi-energy company maintains a strong commitment to renewable fuels, which are one of the main levers of Repsol's strategy to accelerate the decarbonization of transport.
"This launch exemplifies, once again, our commitment to the decarbonization of transport that we want to involve our customers in. At Repsol, we continue to take decisive steps to lead the commitment to renewable fuels in the Iberian Peninsula,” said Repsol's Customer General Manager, Valero Marín.
The first Repsol service stations to offer these zero net emissions fuels are located in Mercamadrid (Madrid), Esparraguera (Barcelona), and Alcochete (Lisbon region). All three already supply renewable diesel produced from organic waste to professional customers, and it will soon be made available to all customers.
The multi-energy company has an ambitious expansion plan to cover the main transport corridors of the Iberian Peninsula. It will have 50 service stations selling 100% renewable fuel by the end of this year.
Advanced biofuels are made from organic waste such as used vegetable oils, animal fats, and agricultural and forestry residues that are not used for food.
In 2025, Repsol will have a production capacity of 1.3 million tons of renewable fuels and will reach more than two million tons in 2030, which will position it as a leading company in the production of these fuels in Spain and Europe.
