
Biomass
Biomass
This organic material from agricultural, forestry, or agri-food waste is one of the key elements in the production of this type of renewable fuel.
100% renewable fuels
Produced 100% from organic waste
A real alternative to decarbonize mobility
Types of renewable fuels
There are two alternatives that differ in terms of the materials and techniques used for their production.
Main benefits
A real alternative for mobility
The use of this fuel can reduce emissions by up to 90% compared to traditional fuels.
Compatible with existing vehicles and infrastructure
Suitable for current vehicles with combustion engines and available at service stations.
Alternative for all transport sectors
Its use is key in sectors that are difficult to electrify, such as aviation, maritime, and heavy road transport.
Promote the circular economy
Organic waste is used for its production, giving it a second life.
Foster industrial development
Its manufacture drives industrial growth and the creation of new quality jobs.
Boost energy independence
The raw materials used in its manufacture are locally sourced.
Look for them at the 800 service stations on the iberian peninsula
And in over 600 service stations by the end of 2024.
Advancing our projects
We remain committed to the development of industry with cutting-edge plans to produce renewable fuels in our country.
An organic energy source
In the production of biofuels, the concepts of biomass and bioenergy play a key role. Find out more about them and how organic material can be reused to generate heat, electricity, and renewable fuels.
Biomass
This organic material from agricultural, forestry, or agri-food waste is one of the key elements in the production of this type of renewable fuel.
Bioenergy
By transforming biomass through thermochemical or biochemical treatments, we obtain this renewable energy source with a multitude of applications.