Repsol has achieved a new technological milestone by producing gasoline from 100% renewable sources on an industrial scale. This milestone, achieved at its Tarragona complex, positions Spain and the company at the forefront of the energy transition.

Repsol continues to make solid progress in its strategic plan and has given the green light to its first large electrolyzer, with 100 MW of capacity, at the company’s industrial complex in Cartagena in eastern Spain. The facility will be able to produce up to 15,000 tons of renewable hydrogen per year.

Production has begun at a well in the Leon field offshore Louisiana, with two other wells expected to come online in Leon and the adjacent Castile field in the coming months.

The merger between Repsol Resources UK and NEO Energy was completed today. The combined group has been renamed NEO NEXT and becomes one of the largest producers on the UK Continental Shelf (UKCS).

Repsol reported net income of €603 million between January and June 2025. Adjusted income, which specifically measures the performance of the businesses, amounted to €1.353 billion.

For the second consecutive year, the Madrid Book Fair features Repsol as a multi-energy partner. In this, its 84th edition, it operates with solar energy for the first time, thanks to 176 Repsol solar panels that will generate 100% renewable energy for the fairgrounds.