Cepsa calls for regulatory framework to invest in additional SAF plants

In Spain, El Periodico de la Energia reported that Spanish energy company Cepsa’s CEO Maarten Wetselaar, said that the firm will only build plants to produce SAF once there is a regulatory framework for SAF production. “We invest in a business with almost no framework … “We are investing” but “to triple that investment we need a well-designed system, in which stability is almost the most important thing”, the executive said. Last week, Cepsa said it will build a new second-generation (2G) biofuel plant in Palos de la Frontera, Huelva, which will involve an investment of up to $1.07 billion. This new plant, which will be located in the ‘La Rábida’ Energy Park, will produce both renewable diesel and SAF.

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