Cepsa, a leading energy company in Spain, has achieved certification as a biomethane trader under the ISCC international program, marking a significant step in its sustainability efforts. By acquiring 25 GWh of renewable gas from a Madrid plant, Cepsa aims to decarbonize its chemical business and reduce CO2 emissions by over 4,400 tonnes. Biomethane, a second-generation biofuel with significantly lower CO2 emissions compared to natural gas, is positioned as a key element in Cepsa's strategy to manage 4 TWh of biomethane annually by 2030. This move not only supports green hydrogen production and sustainable mobility but also aligns with the company's goal of reducing its CO2 emissions by 55% by 2030 and achieving carbon neutrality before 2050. Additionally, Cepsa plans to lower the carbon intensity of its energy products by 15-20% by 2030. The initiative reflects Cepsa's commitment to sustainability, circular economy practices, and a greener energy future.