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Environment

We implement measures to protect the environment

We take the necessary actions to identify, assess, and manage our impacts, dependencies, risks, and opportunities on the environment, in our activities and in the places where we operate, throughout the value chain, as well as in the products and services we offer to society.

Our commitment to the environment

As established in our Environment policy, we promote the integration of the principles of the circular economy by optimizing the use of resources, the protection and conservation of biodiversity, water management as a key element in the implementation of climate change adaptation strategies, and the prevention and control of polluting emissions to the air, water, and soil.

Circular economy

We integrate the principles of the circular economy into our processes, products, and services.

Biodiversity

We promote actions to protect and conserve biodiversity and ecosystems.

Water

We are working to reduce freshwater withdrawal from the environment and minimize the impact of the water discharge.

Air quality

We implement specific measures to prevent and control emissions generated by our operations and products.

We join TFND

In accordance with our commitment to transparency and the best environmental reporting practices, and following our voluntary adhesion in 2018 to the TCFD (Task Force on Climate-related Financial Disclosures), in 2024, Repsol was registered as a TNFD (Taskforce on Nature-related Financial Disclosures) early adopter.

Natural capital: Inherent in our decisions

Natural capital encompasses natural resources that contribute to human well-being, the development of society, and the advancement of the global economy. This contribution is made through ecosystem services from which we get energy, materials, cultural aspects, etc.

We have developed a methodology and a digital tool, called Reads, which enables us to conduct a comprehensive assessment of environmental impacts of projects and operations at a global level, facilitating decision-making based on the monetary valuation of these impacts.

Discover the Reads methodology

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It is the regulatory framework that establishes the commitments of environmental management and prioritization of the necessary actions to identify, assess, and manage, following the mitigation hierarchy, our impacts, dependencies, risks, and opportunities on the environment, in our activities and in the places where we operate, throughout the value chain, as well as in the products and services we offer to society.

environmental objectives

The actions established in the Global Sustainability Plan aim to maximize the positive impacts and opportunities identified, and minimize the risks and negative impacts. This allows for strategic thinking and decisions that evolve the business model towards economic, environmental, and social sustainability.

The Global Sustainability Plan, which we publish annually, includes specific objectives relating to the environment in the short and medium term.

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In the Management Report, which we publish annually, we disclose financial and non-financial information and, specifically, Sustainability information, reporting the material impacts, risks, and opportunities, as well as the objectives, metrics, and actions taken during the year.​

​Sustainability information includes, among others, Environmental, Social, and Governance (ESG) issues.

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We publish the main key performance indicators related to the management of water, waste, biodiversity, and emissions.

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We take part in global and sector workgroups and partnerships with bodies specializing in different environmental topics.

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Find information about our official certifications, such as ISO 14001: 2015, Operation Clean Sweep (OCS).​

Contact the Sustainability area

Updated as of September 2025.