Cepsa, Spain’s second-largest oil company, will delay its $3.25 billion investment into domestic green hydrogen projects if Spain makes the windfall tax on energy firms permanent.

Spanish oil refiner Cepsa may follow larger rival Repsol and curb green hydrogen investments at home as the government looks at taxation changes.

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Cepsa, Spain's second largest oil company, said it would postpone investments of 3 billion euros in green hydrogen in the south ...

The mismatch between increasing supply of renewable power and electricity demand that is struggling to grow, coupled with ...

Spain's second-largest oil company Cepsa said on Friday it would delay investments worth 3 billion euros ($3.25 billion) in ...

Spain’s Cepsa said it could curb spending on green hydrogen projects, the third European oil refiner this week to review its ...

In light of the evident opposition from PNV and Junts to maintaining the 'impuestazo' on energy companies and banks, the ...

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Broker reports revealed the Madrid-based oil and gas outfit is the charterer behind the “mid-high 30s” fixture the company ...