Repsol at K 2019

The Zero Project shows our commitment to the circular economy. We produce circular and traceable polymers that use plastic waste as raw material that currently goes to landfill. By doing so, we close the life-cycle with sustainable products.

We are continuing with our commitment to innovation and technology by developing modified polymers to be used as a raw material in the different 3D-printing technologies that have extended to new areas such as advanced orthopedics, textiles, among others.

We are the first polymers producer to certify all our facilities under the FSSC 22000 Certification as all our petrochemical facilities and production plants managed to meet the most stringent quality and safety requirements.

We’ve strengthened our commitment to the healthcare sector with our broad Repsol Healthcare range designed for pharmaceutical packaging and medical devices — differentiated solutions grounded in commitment, dependability, and service.

Since 2015, we’ve been part of the international Operation Clean Sweep® program designed to prevent resin pellets from accidentally entering the environment. In that time, we’ve implemented over 200 preventive measures in our complexes.

We're contributing to the Polynspire project funded by the EU's Horizon 2020 program and set up to find new ways of improving polyurethane foam recyclability and efficiency.