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.

With this agreement, we will have the exclusivity throughout Europe to develop and build recycled flexible polyol plants with RAMPF technology. In addition, we will develop together with RAMPF Eco Solutions new polyols produced from different sources and qualities of post-consumer polyurethane waste.

We’re investing €657 million in the expansion of the Sines Industrial Complex, the largest industrial investment in Portugal in the last ten years. It will include two new plants for producing high-value-added, 100% recyclable polymeric materials aimed at specialized applications aligned with energy transition in the pharmaceutical, automotive, and food industries.

We have joined the company Axens a worldwide technology provider and the French Institute of Petroleum (IFPEN) to develop and patent an innovative process that eliminates the impurities of pyrolysis oil that comes from used plastics.