Repsol launches 100% renewable premium diesel ‘Diesel Nexa’

The company currently operates over 580 stations supplying this fuel and aims to end the year with more than 600 in the Iberian Peninsula and reach 1,500 by 2025.

Repsol has introduced the commercial name of its sustainable diesel at its service stations: Diesel Nexa 100% renewable, a premium fuel designed for all diesel engines.

This renewable fuel features an exclusive formulation that optimizes performance and extends the lifespan of diesel vehicle engines. Additionally, it is produced from organic waste, and with current technology, it can reduce net CO2 emissions by up to 90% compared to the mineral-based fuel it replaces.

Currently, Repsol supplies Diesel Nexa at over 580 service stations in major cities and transport corridors across the Iberian Peninsula.

“This new commercial name reinforces the company’s commitment to renewable fuels and helps our customers easily recognize our premium diesel produced from organic waste,” stated Valero Marín, General Director of Customer at Repsol.

With 537 stations in Spain and 50 in Portugal, the company aims to end the year with over 600 outlets offering this fuel and plans to reach 1,500 by the end of 2025.

Repsol is the first Spanish energy group to offer its customers a 100% renewable diesel at its service stations. This product adds to the mobility offerings currently available at nearly 4,000 stations across the Iberian Peninsula.