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Galp admits new investments in Sines but calls for greater regulatory predictability

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Galp admitted new investments in Sines but requires regulatory clarity to anticipate future fuel demand. The refinery operates near maximum capacity due to recent modernization and maintenance, including a major 2025 shutdown. Investments include green hydrogen and sustainable aviation fuel production to meet national 2030 targets. However, Galp notes no regulatory framework exists for additional capacity beyond the current decade, contrasting with Spain's 2040 targets. The company expressed satisfaction with the EU's strategic dialogue but insists on concrete measures for regulatory predictability.

Key points

• Galp admitted new investments in Sines but requires regulatory clarity to anticipate future fuel demand.
• The refinery operates near maximum capacity due to recent modernization and maintenance, including a major 2025 shutdown.

Context

Galp admitted new investments in Sines but requires regulatory clarity to anticipate future fuel demand. The refinery operates near maximum capacity due to recent modernization and maintenance, including a major 2025 shutdown. Investments include green hydrogen and sustainable aviation fuel production to meet national 2030 targets.

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Galp notes no regulatory framework exists for additional capacity beyond the current decade, contrasting with Spain's 2040 targets. Specific investment costs and exact regulatory timelines remain unspecified in the source.

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