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The energy trilemma: The challenge of the energy transition

We must decarbonize the energy mix while ensuring security of supply and affordable access to energy.

Aligned with ESG criteria

A significant portion of our institutional investors also chooses to follow environmental, social, and governance (ESG) criteria in order to make financial decisions. This is a percentage of socially responsible investors that continues to grow each year and who are committed to this type of sustainable investment.

35%

shareholder base is managed exclusively under ESG criteria.

220%

increase of the percentage of ESG investors since 2016.

ESG reports at a glance

Access the main documents related to relevant ESG information.

Decarbonization metrics update |PDF| 2.2 MB

ESG engagement report |PDF| 9.2 MB

2024 Consolidated management report |PDF| 10.9 MB

Annual Corporate Governance Report |PDF| 8.9 MB

2024 Annual Report on the Remuneration of Directors |PDF| 873 KB

Energy transition strategy |PDF| 3 MB

2024 SDG report |PDF| 10 MB

2023 Repsol's participation in industry associations |PDF| 5.7 MB

Repsol ESG Day

On October 3, 2023, we present to our investors our ESG roadmap towards becoming a net zero emissions company by 2050. We also explained how we are working for a just energy transition that protects industrial activity by leveraging innovation, technology, and digitalization.

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Sustainability KPIs

Learn about the main KPIs that allow us to measure our company's progress in ESG.

Climate change

Environment

Safety

Carbon Intensity Indicator

Social

People

Our climate change targets

We want to achieve increasingly ambitious targets to accelerate the energy transition.

The path to decarbonization

Our main goal is to become net zero by 2050. In order to achieve this, part of our roadmap is based on reducing our Carbon Intensity Indicator (CII).

Learn more about the CII |PDF| 4.4 MB

Learn about our zero emission targets

Main levers for decarbonization

20 GW of renewable generation capacity as a target by 2030 and 9-10 GW by 2027.

2.4 million tonnes of renewable fuel production capacity by 2030 and 1.5 Mt by 2027.

1.9 GWeq of net renewable hydrogen capacity by 2030 and 0.55 GWeq by 2025.

Reduction in carbon intensity of E&P of <15 kg CO₂e/boe by 2023 and to 10 kg CO₂e/boe by 2027.

Best practices in Human Rights

Camisea, an example of community protection

Repsol holds a 10% stake in the consortium that operates this block in Peru. Since the beginning of our involvement, we have worked intensely with our partners to improve our human rights performance, as it's a sensitive area located near the Kugapakori-Nahua-Nanti Reserve.

Repsol has shared its entire knowledge on the processes to be followed in areas with indigenous presence, especially in the cases of communities in voluntary isolation or first contact. Our regulations stipulate that in those operations in which Repsol doesn't have management control, we'll inform our partners of these policies and make all our knowledge and strategies available to them to achieve the corresponding goals.

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