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Circular Economy Repsol, Asaja to Produce Renewable Fuels from Agricultural, Livestock Waste

Source: Press release Repsol Reading Time: 1 min |

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Repsol has entered into a partnership with the largest professional agricultural organization in Spain Asaja to encourage the circular economy and transform agricultural and livestock waste to produce renewable fuels and circular materials at its industrial complexes.

With these projects, both entities will promote the creation of new local value chains that induce employment in rural areas affected by depopulation.
With these projects, both entities will promote the creation of new local value chains that induce employment in rural areas affected by depopulation.
(Source: Repsol)

Madrid/Spain – Repsol and Asaja have signed a collaboration agreement to promote projects that focus on the circular economy to promote sustainability in rural areas. Both entities will share their knowledge and capabilities to seek solutions to improve the management of agricultural and livestock by-products in rural and sparsely populated environments where logistics can be a major obstacle. Repsol will analyze the potential of these wastes and by-products as new raw materials for the manufacture of renewable fuels and circular materials in its industrial complexes.

Another common line of work contemplates the reuse of by-products from the refining industry as fertilizers in agricultural soils to increase their yield and productivity. With these projects, both entities will promote the creation of new local value chains that induce employment in rural areas affected by depopulation.

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Berta Cabello, Repsol's Director of Renewable Fuels, explained: "Agriculture and livestock are key sectors in Spain. At Repsol, we are working with them to develop the rural economy and transform the by-products of this activity into renewable and circular fuels and materials, which in turn can be reused in the sector."

Pedro Barato, Chairman of Asaja, was very satisfied with the signing of this agreement because "the projects to be carried out with Repsol will allow Asaja to be at the forefront of the latest technology in the production of clean energy to improve the environment.”

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