Cepsa, in partnership with C2X, is investing in an e-methanol plant in Huelva with a focus on sustainable shipping. The plant aims to produce e-methanol for marine bunkering, positioning Huelva as a key hub for this fuel. The maritime industry sees methanol as a vital vector for decarbonization, with global demand projected to rise significantly by 2050. Additionally, the plant could potentially produce e-SAF, aligning with EU mandates for sustainable aviation fuel consumption from 2030. Cepsa is working on innovations in carbon sourcing and cost reduction strategies to meet and exceed the blending targets. The company is also investing in storage solutions for hydrogen-based products to support its production and meet customer demand. Collaborating with Enagas, Cepsa plans to expand storage capacity and integrate with Spain's hydrogen pipeline network for efficient distribution. Overall, Cepsa's initiatives reflect a positive outlook on the future of e-fuels, sustainable shipping, and decarbonization efforts.