Repsol says it will supply more than 52,000 litres of its renewable Diésel Nexa for vehicles supporting La Oreja de Van Gogh's 2026 tour in Spain. The agreement is a downstream fuel supply commitment. The company's estimated emissions savings are claims in the source, rather than measured results reported by FuelScope.
Why it matters:A concrete renewable diesel end-use agreement from a Spanish primary source, with supply commitments distinguished from actual deliveries.
Repsol says its Bilbao synthetic-fuels demonstration plant is expected to be fully operational in 2027. The timetable appears in its 2026 Capital Markets Day update, which also describes a future renewable and circular methanol facility at Tarragona. These are planned dates; this release does not confirm that either facility is operating.
Repsol reports a long-term supply agreement with Norwegian Cruise Line Holdings for cruise calls at Barcelona. It says biofuel supply is planned from the 2026 European cruise season and renewable methanol supply from 2029. The release describes future supply commitments; it does not establish that methanol deliveries have begun.