The Repsol Reciclex® range incorporates four new polymers for the automotive industry and three new circular polypropylene (PP) grades for non-food containers that are unique in the market for their excellent technical properties, incorporating up to 80% recycled plastic content.

We showcased our wide portfolio of polyether polyols for flexible and rigid foams and CASE applications at the fair.

The waste recovery project in El Morell, Ecoplanta Molecular Solutions, the result of the joint venture between SUEZ Recycling & Recovery Spain, Repsol, and the Canadian company Enerkem, has been pre-selected by the European Commission Innovation Fund for its contribution to the fight against climate change. With this pre-selection, the European Commission supports promoters of highly innovative projects and helps them implement their technology.

We will invest €657 million in the expansion of its Sines Industrial Complex, located on the Portuguese coast. This project, has been considered by the Portuguese Government as an initiative of Potential National Interest (PIN), a qualification reserved for investments that make a significant contribution to the country's economy, and it will benefit from tax incentives for the investment of up to 63 million euros.

After 21 months of absence from any physical event due to pandemic restrictions, specifically since Pharmapack Europe 2020, we are again attending as an exhibitor Pharmapack Europe 2021. This decision is yet another proof of our commitment to the pharmaceutical packaging and medical device segments.

We have recently joined the Cracker of the Future consortium. The consortium accelerates the development of a game changing technology for the electrification of the steam cracking process. This enables a revolutionary decrease in greenhouse gas emissions.

Repsol will supply the circular polypropylene that Berry Superfos will use at its Pamplona plant to manufacture the iconic mortar-shaped allioli container for the Choví Group, a leader in specialized products in the sauces market.

We reinforced our commitment to the automotive sector by expanding our specialized range of polymers for the sector, installing a new reactor to manufacture very high-impact polypropylene at our industrial complex in Tarragona, which has entailed a total investment of 31 million euros. The plant, which is already operational, is the first of its kind in the Iberian Peninsula. The products will be marketed under the Repsol Impacto® brand. Thanks to their high mechanical performance, they contribute to the safety and lightweight of cars, reducing their carbon footprint. This milestone reinforces our role as a key supplier for the automotive sector and as a company committed to the environment to reach net-zero emissions by 2050.