Global Briefing: Cepsa and Bio-Oils plot €1bn Spanish biofuels plant

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Cepsa's La Rabida site in southern Spain | Credit: Cepsa
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Cepsa's La Rabida site in southern Spain | Credit: Cepsa

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Cepsa and Bio-Oils plot €1bn transport biofuels plant in Spain Plans to build one of Europe's largest biofuels plants in Spain to serve the global transport industry, including aviation and shipping,...

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