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Low-carbon generation

Working on more energy solutions

We are developing projects in countries such as Spain, the United States, and Chile to continue promoting a low-carbon future.

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We are strengthening our ambition in renewable generation by increasing our installed capacity targets by 9-10 GW by 2027.

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Joao Costeira

Our business, in figures

+5,500

MW

Installed renewable capacity.

+ 2,000

MW

Renewable capacity under development.

9-10

GW

Our goal for 2027.

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Our most important projects

We want to continue advancing and promoting low-carbon energy, with actions, not words.

Aguayo II

The pumping station expansion project in Cantabria makes our hydroelectric plant one of the most important in Spain, also serving as an example of environmental conservation.

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Kappa

Our first photovoltaic project in operation, in Manzanares (Ciudad Real), already has a total installed capacity of 126.6 megawatts (MW).

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Cabo Leones III

Our first project in Chile and the start of international expansion. Located in the Chilean region of Atacama, it has a total installed renewable generation capacity of 188.1 MW.

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Frye

Our largest photovoltaic project we currently have in operation. Located in the city of Kress (Texas), with nearly one million panels and an installed capacity of 632 MW in operation.

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Delta II

Our largest renewable project: comprised of 26 wind farms located in the three provinces of Aragon, it will have a total capacity of 777 MW. Our biggest commitment could not be anywhere else but here: in Spain.

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Projects financed

Repsol Ciclos Combinados has received aid from the European Union through NextGenerationEU funds, distributed by the Spanish government's Plan for Recovery, Transformation, and Resilience, for the installation of an EV charging point at the Algeciras combined-cycle power plant. These funds have been granted as part of the Efficient and Sustainable Mobility program (MOVES III Program Andalusia), run by Spain's Ministry for the Ecological Transition and Demographic Challenge and managed by the Andalusian regional government through the Andalusian Energy Agency.

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Repsol Generación Hidráulica has received a grant from the European Union through NextGenerationEU to comprehensively modernize the La Paraya hydroelectric power plant (Aller, Asturias) and improve its technological efficiency, automate its operation, increase safety, and adapt all facilities to new environmental and water resource management requirements, all within Program 2 – Technological and environmental renovation of mini hydroelectric power plants up to 10 MW.

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Updated in March 2026